Because of its work with endangered properties, Preservation NC is particularly well suited to receive gifts of both historic and non-historic real estate.

Gifts of appreciated property include real estate, antiques, stocks, etc.

The donor of a gift of real estate may wish to designate the use of the proceeds from its sale.

If the property is historic, Preservation NC will make every effort to ensure that the property is protected by legally binding preservation easements or convenants.

Gifts to Preservation North Carolina having a current market value greater than the donor's cost basis or purchase price can reduce the “cost ” of giving.

Donors who make gifts of appreciated property receive an income tax charitable deduction equal to the fair market value of the gift. The donor avoids capital gains taxes on the appreciated portion of the property.

How can I help ensure the future of Preservation in North Carolina?

Please contact us for more information on how to include PNC in your estate planning.