I've noticed that many lower-income people will sometimes donate a good percentage of their income to their church. 

Selling them for something would still be financially better than donating them, even if you could find a non profit who would take them.

And remember how blessed you are when thinking about those less fortunate: help and share.My Christmas gift to humanity was giving my 300th lifetime blood donation on Dec. 17, 2025.All the best,Mike

I am first looking to clear out a bulk of items that can be donated to the Salvation Army.

I'll donate the properties when I die.

Of course you can always create write off via donations to charitable organizations. 

I’m not sure if it’s the coolest real estate charity in my area, but one of the coolest real estate charitable tax strategies I’ve seen is when someone donates a property directly to a qualified charity.

Definitely interesting... my best guess on the end result is that the owner donates it to a local conservation organization if they can't find a buyer soon.

i donated a bunch of stuff that i didn't want thrown away.i also got an estimate from my PM for a repair a few months ago that i thought was high, so i told them to hold off and i got a few other estimates including one i was happier with. 

Most zoning is low density residential and If you want to build something the community expects community garden donation and your first born.