So, I suggest you just do your charitable donations privately - or at least not let your tenants know about it.This would possibly feel a bit demeaning to them. 

Just last week, we donated them to local NYC hospitals, which was really fulfilling.

Or report it to your county/city as an abandoned vehicle, see if they will tow it for free.Or donate it to the fire dept for training purposes...

@Natalie Cloutier to me it is great that you want to do something nice but I'd rather collect the money for the water bill and donate your stimulus check to Feeding America or some other charity. 

. - You are donating $400/mo to this very nice person with two nice kids.

Hey all, we are speed networking in person at MAREI in December if you want to talk to people in the KC Market, not just type at them, join us on the 13th, - it's posted in the networking session here on BPEntry fee is a donation to toys for tots.Room is almost full at 75 registrations.

If you feel guilty, donate a portion of the income to an organization that helps people in this situation. 

If you want to clear your conscious donate a portion or all of it.

I am making a donation of my house to a charitable remainder trust.

As previously stated, at times they require more maintenance than stoves and refrigerators.I would suggest selling/donating, rather than having them just collect dust.