Real estate, business interests, metals, grain, oil and gas, crypto — sell one of these first and taxes take a bite before a dollar ever reaches your favorite charities and churches. Give the asset itself, before the sale, and doing things a little differently can add up to a whole lot more.
Every dollar in life lands in one of these three places. Our job is moving more of yours from the first bucket into the second — all within IRS rules.
A non-cash gift, given directly — all within IRS rules and regulations. Selling an asset first sends part of every dollar to the tax bucket before it can ever reach giving. Gifting the asset itself, before the sale, moves more of that same dollar straight into the giving bucket.
Every asset below follows the same disciplined process — intake, valuation, transfer, and distribution to your ministry's donor-advised fund. Select one to see how it works.
Residential, commercial, land, and fractional (TIC) interests — including properties with debt or title complications.
Membership units, TIC interests, and pre-liquidity equity — structured to isolate liability and timing risk.
Gold, silver, platinum, and palladium — coins, bars, or jewelry. Fully insured, free-shipping intake in partnership with Alloy Markets.
Commodity grain gifted directly from the bin — a long-standing way for farm families to give from the harvest itself, not just its proceeds.
Royalty and working interests — reviewed for UBTI and liability exposure before acceptance, with working interests requiring Board approval.
Bitcoin and other digital assets, liquidated and receipted with full Form 8282 compliance.
We Take IT for Charity started with a phone call and a friend's nudge — help a few charities take a Bitcoin gift the right way. That single conversation became a calling: get more dollars to the charities and churches givers care about, within the confines of the tax code.
Read our story →Regardless of what you're holding, it starts the same way: a conversation about how to get the most dollars to your ministry while keeping the tax and liability picture comfortable for everyone.
What you have, what it's worth, and whether giving it differently — instead of selling it and giving the cash — gets more to your ministry.
Valuation, paperwork, and transfer — including specialist partners like Alloy Markets for metals — run through our office, not yours.
If an asset doesn't fit what we're comfortable taking on, we'd rather make an introduction than say no and walk away.
That's exactly what this conversation is for. Reach out and we'll tell you plainly whether — and how — we can help, or who else can.
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