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Grants paid by Center for Heirs' Property Preservation

EIN 52-2452879 · N Charleston, SC · Form 990, Schedule I · NTEE I80

Center for Heirs' Property Preservation of N Charleston, SC (EIN 52-2452879) reported 21 grants paid totaling $1,464,568 to 14 recipients in tax years 2020–2024, on Form 990, Schedule I. Derived from IRS e-file data, dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

Grants paid

$1,464,568

21 grants

Recipients

14

distinct organizations

Tax years

2020–2024

4 filings in the corpus

By tax year

Grants by tax year, as the same figures
Tax yearGrants paidAmount paidApproved for future
20201$25,000
20225$168,665
20235$330,452
202410$940,451

Top recipients

The 14 recipients receiving the most from Center for Heirs' Property Preservation, by grants paid, out of 14 distinct recipients.

Recipients ranked by total grants paid
RecipientMatchLocationGrantsTotal paidLatest year
Mississippi Center for Justice 13-4203234AGulfport, MS3$388,0602024
Legal Services Alabama Inc 63-0743038AMontgomery, AL2$336,2482024
Livelihoods Knowledge Exchange Network Inc 61-1199616AWinchester, KY1$304,8642024
The Economic Opportunity Center Inc 85-1198854ANorth Charleston, SC2$90,0002024
University of Arkansas Pine Bluff 71-6003252APine Bluff, AR1$84,0752024
Mississippi Association of Cooperatives 64-0516373AJackson, MS1$76,1462024
Winston County Self Help Cooperative 81-1396515ALouisville, MS2$59,2112024
Mississippi Association of Cooperatives (mac)UJackson, MS2$50,0002023
Lr Lean Inc 45-3970733AFayette, AL1$22,4802024
Winyah Rivers Alliance 57-1118288AConway, SC2$18,8462024
Coastal Carolina University 57-0977955AConway, SC1$13,0002024
National Audubon Society IncUNew York, NY1$8,1382023
Audubon South CarolinaUCharleston, SC1$7,5002022
American Rivers 23-7305963BWashington, DC1$6,0002022

Match tier: A Reported EIN · B Exact name and place · C Strong name match · D Probable name match · U Unresolved. Tiers C and D are inferred, not reported; see how matching works.

Every grant

All 21 grant rows this organization reported, most recent first.

Grants reported by Center for Heirs' Property Preservation
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2024Livelihoods Knowledge Exchange Network Inc Winchester, KYA$304,864paidProvide heirs' property landowners in West Virginia with education and technical assistance to address their heirs' property issues and to provide landowners with forestry technical assistance, and support to access USDA and other programs, and technical assistance. Through this program, LiKEN will offer direct legal and forestry services to help heirs' property owners clear title and create sustainable livelihoods from the land.202533219349324218
2024Legal Services Alabama Inc Montgomery, ALA$256,248paidEducate Alabama landowners about what heirs' property is, how to prevent heirs' property, and how to clear title once heirs' property is a problem. Provides technical assistance to cooperative members and existing/newly engaged historically underserved landowners (HULOs) looking to learn about and operate forestry enterprises.202533219349324218
2024Mississippi Center for Justice Gulfport, MSA$98,387paidProvide heirs' property landowners in Mississippi with education and technical assistance to address their heirs' property issues and provide landowners with forestry technical assistance, support to access USDA and other programs, and technical assistance to implement programs.202533219349324218
2024University of Arkansas Pine Bluff Pine Bluff, ARA$84,075paidUAPB will utilizing its Keeping It In the Family Program to provide education and technical assistance to help heirs' property owners address their heirs' property issues. UAPB will also provide landowners with forestry technical assistance, as well as support to access and implement USDA and other programs.202533219349324218
2024Mississippi Association of Cooperatives Jackson, MSA$76,146paidProvides technical assistance to cooperative members and existing/newly engaged historically underserved landowners (HULOs) looking to learn about and operate forestry enterprises.202533219349324218
2024The Economic Opportunity Center Inc North Charleston, SCA$65,000paidOperating support.202533219349324218
2024Lr Lean Inc Fayette, ALA$22,480paidConduct outreach to and educate Alabama landowners about heirs' property and different options, including carbon markets, for creating sustainable livelihoods from the land.202533219349324218
2024Winston County Self Help Cooperative Louisville, MSA$14,070paidProvides technical assistance to cooperative members and existing/newly engaged historically underserved landowners (HULOs) looking to learn about and operate forestry enterprises.202533219349324218
2024Coastal Carolina University Conway, SCA$13,000paidCreate a regional resiliency implementation workplan that will engage diverse stakeholders and build their capacity to plan and execute future resilience strategies, projects and other activities for the Lower Pee Dee Watershed. Project will identify and prioritize nature-based solutions to mitigate flooding, storm surge, sea-level rise risks, and other threats to local infrastructure, facilities and communities.202533219349324218
2024Winyah Rivers Alliance Conway, SCA$6,181paidCreate a regional resiliency implementation workplan that will engage diverse stakeholders and build their capacity to plan and execute future resilience strategies, projects and other activities for the Lower Pee Dee Watershed. Project will identify and prioritize nature-based solutions to mitigate flooding, storm surge, sea-level rise risks, and other threats to local infrastructure, facilities and communities.202533219349324218
2023Mississippi Center for Justice Jackson, MSC$159,673paidINCREASE CAPACITY TO ASSIST MANY LOW-INCOME FAMILIES IN PROTECTING FAMILY LAND OWNERSHIP AND LEGACY AND INVOLVE OUTREACH TO COMMUNITIES AROUND MISSISSIPPI TO EXPLAIN WHAT HEIRS' PROPERTY IS AND WHAT PEOPLE CAN DO TO PROTECT IT.202520639349301342
2023Legal Services Alabamainc Montgomery, ALC$80,000paidCREATE A REGIONAL RESILIENCY IMPLEMENTATION WORKPLAN THAT WILL ENGAGE DIVERSE STAKEHOLDERS AND BUILD THEIR CAPACITY TO PLAN AND EXECUTE FUTURE RESILIENCE STRATEGIES, PROJECTS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES FOR THE LOWER PEE DEE WATERSHED. PROJECT WILL IDENTIFY AND PRIORITIEZE NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS TO MITIGATE FLOODING, STORM SURGE, SEA-LEVEL RISE RISKS, AND OTHER THREATS TO LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE, FACILITIES AND COMMUNITIES.202520639349301342
2023Winston County Self Help Cooperative Louisville, MSC$45,141paidCREATE A REGIONAL RESILIENCY IMPLEMENTATION WORKPLAN THAT WILL ENGAGE DIVERSE STAKEHOLDERS AND BUILD THEIR CAPACITY TO PLAN AND EXECUTE FUTURE RESILIENCE STRATEGIES, PROJECTS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES FOR THE LOWER PEE DEE WATERSHED. PROJECT WILL IDENTIFY AND PRIORITIEZE NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS TO MITIGATE FLOODING, STORM SURGE, SEA-LEVEL RISE RISKS, AND OTHER THREATS TO LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE, FACILITIES AND COMMUNITIES.202520639349301342
2023Mississippi Association of Cooperatives (mac) Jackson, MSU$37,500paidCONDUCT OUTREACH, EDUCATION AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO COOPERATIVE MEMBERS AND EXISTING/NEWLY ENGAGED HISTORICALLY UNDERSERVED LANDOWNERS (HULOS) LOOKING TO LEARN ABOUT AND OPERATE FORESTY ENTERPRISES.202520639349301342
2023National Audubon Society Inc New York, NYU$8,138paidCREATE A REGIONAL RESILIENCY IMPLEMENTATION WORKPLAN THAT WILL ENGAGE DIVERSE STAKEHOLDERS AND BUILD THEIR CAPACITY TO PLAN AND EXECUTE FUTURE RESILIENCE STRATEGIES, PROJECTS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES FOR THE LOWER PEE DEE WATERSHED. PROJECT WILL IDENTIFY AND PRIORITIEZE NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS TO MITIGATE FLOODING, STORM SURGE, SEA-LEVEL RISE RISKS, AND OTHER THREATS TO LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE, FACILITIES AND COMMUNITIES.202520639349301342
2022Mississippi Center for Justice Jackson, MSC$130,000paidINCREASE CAPACITY TO ASSIST MANY LOW-INCOME FAMILIES IN PROTECTING FAMILY LAND OWNERSHIP AND LEGACY AND INVOLVE OUTREACH TO COMMUNITIES AROUND MISSISSIPPI TO EXPLAIN WHAT HEIRS' PROPERTY IS AND WHAT PEOPLE CAN DO TO PROTECT IT.202410309349301126
2022Winyah Rivers Foundation Inc Conway, SCC$12,665paidCREATE A REGIONAL RESILIENCY IMPLEMENTATION WORKPLAN THAT WILL ENGAGE DIVERSE STAKEHOLDERS AND BUILD THEIR CAPACITY TO PLAN AND EXECUTE FUTURE RESILIENCE STRATEGIES, PROJECTS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES FOR THE LOWER PEE DEE WATERSHED. PROJECT WILL IDENTIFY AND PRIORITIEZE NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS TO MITIGATE FLOODING, STORM SURGE, SEA-LEVEL RISE RISKS, AND OTHER THREATS TO LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE, FACILITIES AND COMMUNITIES.202410309349301126
2022Mississippi Association of Cooperatives (mac) Jackson, MSU$12,500paidCONDUCT OUTREACH, EDUCATION AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO COOPERATIVE MEMBERS AND EXISTING/NEWLY ENGAGED HISTORICALLY UNDERSERVED LANDOWNERS (HULOS) LOOKING TO LEARN ABOUT AND OPERATE FORESTY ENTERPRISES.202410309349301126
2022Audubon South Carolina Charleston, SCU$7,500paidCREATE A REGIONAL RESILIENCY IMPLEMENTATION WORKPLAN THAT WILL ENGAGE DIVERSE STAKEHOLDERS AND BUILD THEIR CAPACITY TO PLAN AND EXECUTE FUTURE RESILIENCE STRATEGIES, PROJECTS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES FOR THE LOWER PEE DEE WATERSHED. PROJECT WILL IDENTIFY AND PRIORITIEZE NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS TO MITIGATE FLOODING, STORM SURGE, SEA-LEVEL RISE RISKS, AND OTHER THREATS TO LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE, FACILITIES AND COMMUNITIES.202410309349301126
2022American Rivers Washington, DCB$6,000paidCREATE A REGIONAL RESILIENCY IMPLEMENTATION WORKPLAN THAT WILL ENGAGE DIVERSE STAKEHOLDERS AND BUILD THEIR CAPACITY TO PLAN AND EXECUTE FUTURE RESILIENCE STRATEGIES, PROJECTS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES FOR THE LOWER PEE DEE WATERSHED. PROJECT WILL IDENTIFY AND PRIORITIEZE NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS TO MITIGATE FLOODING, STORM SURGE, SEA-LEVEL RISE RISKS, AND OTHER THREATS TO LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE, FACILITIES AND COMMUNITIES.202410309349301126
2020The Economic Opportunity Center Inc Greenville, SCA$25,000paidCAPITAL202143079349301114

Match tier: A Reported EIN · B Exact name and place · C Strong name match · D Probable name match · U Unresolved. Tiers C and D are inferred, not reported; see how matching works.

Recipient matching for this dataset version has not yet completed its independent precision check. Tier A rows carry the EIN the filer reported; tiers B–D are the matcher's inference and should be read as leads until the check is published on the methodology page.

Source filings

Every figure above is traceable to one of these IRS e-file returns by its OBJECT_ID.

Returns this page is derived from
FormTax yearPeriod endFiledSchemaIRS OBJECT_ID
99020242024-12-31not stated2024v5.2202533219349324218
99020232023-12-31not stated2023v6.0202520639349301342
99020222022-12-31not stated2022v5.0202410309349301126
99020202020-12-31not stated2020v4.0202143079349301114

Derived from IRS Form 990 e-file XML; recipient identities from the IRS Exempt Organizations Business Master File. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03. The same rows as Parquet: manifest; as JSON: /api/funders/522452879.json.

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