Are you looking to operate as a charity or is yours a class C property that can not attract higher quality tenants.

I was semi-pleasantly surprised to hear from Bread for the City a charity in my neighborhood, which sometimes helps renters who show up to rent court.Though they try to apply the story nationally, it's about DC's Landlord- Tenant Court.

Or you can do a charity case and help out a family member for given period  of time and rent the house for your cost (break even) for a defined period of time for them to get "back on their feet" (3 months or whatever).

Keep in mind, this is a business and not a charity.

If you had about $10K to give to a charity with the hopes of creating a long term income stream for them (even a small one) what would you invest it in?

You are running a business, not a charity.

You're not a charity, you're a business. 

Or you could contact a charity and see if they want it. 

I know most folks on this site will say your in a business take emotion out of it.. or your not running a charity etc etc.but charity can start at home.. and we can give back if we choose to..

@Jaysen MedhurstThe seller is running a charity.