When you find a good tenant in Chicago....you'll do anything to keep them.http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local-beat/Landlord-Donates-Kidney-to-Tenant-66005987.html?

You may want to donate your time to local REIA to network with other REIA members.

I would probably donate them to Habitat for Humanity and get a tax writeoff.

I am also exploring the idea of creating a foundation or partnering with a local charity to donate X amount of dollars for every house I purchase or assign. 

There are also various RE groups SDRE, NSDRE, SDCIA (I am a member), STRA (I donated before they had membership ($5k) so I think they should make me a member but have not done anything to try to make it happen) among others.  

You may be able to donate it to the city as a park or something similar, however there are often good reasons that are not immediately obvious as to why a lot isn't buildable.

Here is something that may help (And if you get to chuck through this lead, Please, donate the $500 to a charity, in my name.)Chuck Norris 's brother is Arron Norris who's a director,His e-mail address is [email protected] manager is Henry Holms at Greenberg, Trauig, Attorney at law. 2450 Colorado Ave. #400E Santa Monica, CA 90404(310) 586-7700.They may even manage Chuck himself.Good luck

Also, if you're making or saving money as a result of BP, please consider donating to help us out.Sincerely, Josh

I am the same as Jon, I donated here on BP, and bought some books and bought a couple lunches from successful investors.

The long term goal is to have enough passive income to be able to have time to donate my time to kids and philanthropy.