REAL ESTATE DONATIONS

Society of Saint Vincent de Paul Council

of Alameda

The National Council of the United States Society of St. Vincent de Paul is a network of charity organizations in 150 countries with over 800,000 members. In Alameda County, SVdP is represented within a Catholic parish called a Conference. Members, known as Vincentians, serve the needy in their neighborhoods by collecting and distributing funds, providing clothing, furniture, and stocking church food pantries.

The mission of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Alameda County is to provide relief and support to those in need through person-to-person assistance guided by Vincentian principles of fellowship and individual spiritual growth. SVdP is a charity united by their spirit of poverty, humility and sharing, which is nourished by prayer and reflection, mutually supportive gatherings and adherence to the basic Rule.

About Real Estate Donations

Society of Saint Vincent de Paul Council of Alameda has partnered with CARS (Charitable Adult Rides & Services) to process donations in the form of real estate assets. Properties in any location, condition, and format are eligible for donation to Society of Saint Vincent de Paul Council of Alameda. Back taxes, mortgage balances, and deferred maintenance do not prohibit your ability to donate. Our program covers all loans, liens, commissions, and closing costs so long as there is equity in the property.

If you have a land, residential, or commercial real estate asset that is unused or costing you money, consider giving back to the station you love by donating it to Society of Saint Vincent de Paul Council of Alameda. As a result, you may also be eligible for a significant tax deduction!

How it Works

Start

Step 1

SUBMIT DONATION INFORMATION

Address donor issues.

Property information form submitted

Step 2

EVALUATE

Verify the valuation, liens, condition, and closing costs.

Donation purchase contract

Step 3

SALE

Liquidate the asset for maximum value.

Process transaction

Step 4

CLOSING

IRS forms sent, appraisal, and proceeds to nonprofit.