I try and keep my business and charity donations separate.

I think civic groups, community centers, charities, government, etc. should take on that role.

I am one of a select group of agents that participate in a charitable program called Foundation Heroes that donates 5% of my commission to charity and 10% back to community heroes that use my services such as military, first responders, and teachers.

The following IRS website covers the UBIT rules. https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/unrelated-business-income-tax

It must be painful seeing the police come in and physically remove someone and their belongings, but you are not a charity and you have your own expenses to cover. 

If he wants the house back (and wants to take on the responsibility for getting them housing) then he has to give them money, find them a charity that will assist or find another landlord who will let them stay rent free.Sorry I don't have a better answer for you and good luck in your scenario.

I see on of the principals has been on here since 2015, but can't find any comments or reviews.Thanks,Charity

If you need help finding rentals in the dells area call Charity with Eagles Nest she is a vacation rental specialist.

PenFed membership requires military service OR a small donation to their charity. 

Its really cool when a group of real estate investors who have no experience in charity work ( other than donating) come together and pull this off..  !!!