Simple for you. Life-changing for a child.
From your first form to your final acknowledgment, we manage every detail, so giving is effortless.
Submit your property
Tell us the state, type, and rough acreage. No documents to start, and no obligation.
We review & transfer
Our team confirms we can accept the parcel, then handles title work and the deed transfer at no cost to you.
Your gift goes to work
Proceeds fund programs for kids in need. We send a written acknowledgment of your gift for your records.
What we can and can't accept.
Typically accepted
- Raw / vacant land
- Residential lots
- Agricultural parcels
- Some commercial property
Reviewed case-by-case
- Parcels with environmental concerns
- Significant back taxes or liens
- Unresolved title disputes
- Property outside the United States
Establishing value for tax purposes
If you itemize and plan to claim a charitable deduction, gifts of real property over $5,000 generally require a qualified appraisal from an independent qualified appraiser. The appraisal establishes fair market value for your records and IRS Form 8283. We provide a written acknowledgment of your gift but do not set its value or perform appraisals. Always consult your tax advisor.
There may be a tax benefit, too
If you itemize, donating real property to a 501(c)(3) may qualify for a charitable deduction based on fair market value. For gifts over $5,000, the IRS requires a qualified appraisal you obtain, reported on Form 8283. We provide a written acknowledgment of your gift but don't set its value or give tax advice. Always consult your own tax advisor. It's a real perk; it's just not why most of our donors give.
The land you forgot could be the help a child remembers.
It takes about a minute, costs you nothing, and gives a child something they desperately need.
Donate your land