Or in her Will, a donation to a charity, or her financially struggling sister.I don't think I would release this amount of money to anyone without a court order--because who knows who it belongs to--it seems like part of the "Estate".

I would personally donate $100 to the GFM account.

If you look around I am sure there are groups that accept donations for this type of legal action you can contribute to.  

Pregnancy resource center, my local church, rental assistance programs, Young Life, free housing and financial donations to a food pantry, buying 4H animals at the county fair, kids sports, Habitat for Humanity, etc.I recommend separating business and charity.

But did you know that you can actually get a tax deduction for donating items rather than just tossing them out?

They support food donations to the local food bank--bring in non perishable food to our office. 

Also, could you set up a donation to a donor advised fund through a real estate syndication?

Anything that wasn’t too gross I donated to local places.

Turns out he donated them and never gave us the money we asked for.... this was written in an email. 

In this fund you/your dad can deposit a donation or contiual donations from the profits of the pd off properties getting a tax write off for the property immediately.Then you as the director of that NCF fund can grant it to your non-profit.