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Jewelry, collectibles, equipment, real estate, or something else of value? Tell us about it — we'll find the best way to put it to work.
Meaningful gifts come in every form. Beyond wine, art, and vehicles, The Legacy Foundation welcomes gifts of jewelry and watches, collectibles, professional or musical equipment, real estate, and other valuable property. Tell us what you have in mind and our team will review it and follow up personally with the clearest, most tax-efficient path to turn it into opportunity for the people and communities we serve.
You tell us about the gift
Share the details below. It takes a couple of minutes, and there's no obligation.
We handle the logistics
Our team confirms everything and arranges pickup, transport, and sale — you don't ship a thing.
You get your paperwork
We send your receipt and any required IRS acknowledgment so your advisor can finalize your deduction.
Tell us about your gift
Fair market value is what your item would sell for between a willing buyer and seller today. For anything you'll claim above $5,000 (other than publicly traded securities), the IRS generally requires a qualified appraisal. If you have a recent appraisal or comparable sales, note them below — and don't worry if you don't; we'll guide you.
Describe the item(s) — type, brand/maker, age, condition, and anything notable.
The Legacy Foundation is a 501(c)(3) (EIN 20-4557510). Non-cash gifts claimed above $500 require IRS Form 8283; most gifts over $5,000 require a qualified appraisal. Real estate and certain assets have additional steps we'll walk through with you. We sign the Form 8283 acknowledgment but cannot appraise gifts or provide tax advice — please consult your advisor.
Common questions
Almost anything of value that isn't cash, tickets, wine, art, or a vehicle — jewelry and watches, collectibles, instruments and equipment, real estate, and more. Describe it and we'll assess the best way to accept and use it.