Donate full title to raw acreage, waterfront property, or historic sites to receive a federal and state tax deduction based on full appraised fair market value.
Sell property to the Foundation at a discounted rate below market value, collecting immediate liquid proceeds while claiming a charitable tax deduction on the donated equity balance.
Retain underlying land ownership while transferring development rights to the Foundation to permanently safeguard burial grounds, historic footprints, and environmentally important landscapes.
Fulfill corporate Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) goals by transferring sensitive historic, coastal, or conservation-focused acreage into permanent non-profit sanctuary care.
Implementing living shorelines, native plantings, and oyster sill restoration projects to reduce erosion, improve water quality, and protect vulnerable coastal areas.
Securing waterfront buffer acreage to protect fish, wildlife, and natural coastal ecosystems throughout Bath Creek and the Pamlico basin.
Partnering with local landowners and conservation-minded organizations to secure preservation agreements without unnecessary disruption to private property.
Utilizing LiDAR aerial surveys and Ground-Penetrating Radar (GPR) technology to identify and document unmarked graves without disturbing the soil.
Establishing cemetery access agreements, descendant protections, and legal preservation measures under North Carolina Cemetery Law.
Installing historic markers, protective fencing, and ongoing maintenance programs to ensure sacred burial grounds remain protected.
Supports cemetery mapping and historical record research.
Funds GPR surveys to locate and document unmarked graves.
Supports legal protection, fencing, markers, and long-term care.
Honoring:
and the ancestral roots traced through:
Honoring the early agricultural, maritime, and colonial builders who established the foundations of eastern North Carolina.
Their contributions shaped the communities, landscapes, and traditions that continue through generations today.