Gifts of Real Estate & Other Assets
Giving your land to Indian River Lakes Conservancy (IRLC) is one of the most impactful ways to ensure the preservation of our natural landscapes for future generations. Below are some benefits you could realize.
Benefits
Permanent Protection
Your generous gift ensures the permanent protection of the property, safeguarding it from development and preserving its ecological significance for generations to come.
Charitable Income Tax Deduction
You may be eligible for a charitable income tax deduction for the full fair market value of the land, providing immediate financial benefits while supporting a charitable cause.
Capital Gains Tax Relief
By donating appreciated property, you can eliminate capital gains tax that would otherwise be payable if you sold the land, maximizing the value of your gift.
Estate Tax Reduction
Removing the property from your taxable estate can help reduce estate taxes, allowing you to leave a larger legacy for your heirs or other charitable causes.
Relief from Management Responsibilities
Donating your land to IRLC frees you from the expense and responsibility of managing the property, allowing you to simplify your estate and focus on other priorities.
Donating Assets or Tradelands
In addition to gifts of conservation land, Indian River Lakes Conservancy also accepts gifts of other types of land, including properties without conservation value. These lands can be sold or traded, and the proceeds used to support our conservation efforts. Donors may still be eligible for tax benefits based on the fair market value of the property.
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Make a Difference Today!
Join us in preserving the natural beauty and ecological diversity of the Indian River Lakes region for generations to come. Your gift of real estate will leave a lasting legacy of conservation and stewardship that will be cherished for years to come.
For more information about making a gift of real estate to Indian River Lakes Conservancy, please contact Wylie at jwhuffman@indianriverlakes.org.