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What if generosity could be built into a deal you already make?

Course Overview: Giving Through Real Estate with IIC Gives

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What if the home sale you were already planning could quietly send thousands of dollars to a school, a nonprofit, or a teacher? This course shows how IIC Gives turns ordinary real estate deals into support for "angel professions"—at no extra cost.


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This course teaches you how to use Investing In Communities® (IIC Gives) as a powerful, cost-free tool to support schools, nonprofits, and individuals in "angel professions"—all through real estate transactions you're already planning to make.

What You'll Learn:

  • How IIC Gives works and why it's unlike any other giving platform
  • How to generate $2,000+ in charitable support from a single home sale or purchase
  • How to direct thousands more through commercial real estate transactions
  • How nonprofits, schools, and teachers can leverage IIC for sustainable funding
  • How to use IIC without changing agents, spending extra, or taking any risk

Who This Course Is For:

  • Anyone buying, selling, or leasing real estate
  • Nonprofit leaders seeking new funding sources
  • School administrators and parent organizations
  • Supporters of teachers, nurses, veterans, and first responders
  • Socially
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Reflection Moment

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  • What surprised you most?
  • What does this change about how you see the world?
  • What other questions does this raise?
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Now do something real

Pick a school, teacher, or cause you love, and ask one adult what a big purchase costs them in fees they never see. Then imagine where that hidden slice could go instead.

Curiosity is worth more when it leaves the screen. Try this, then come back and capture what you noticed.

Where will your curiosity go next?

Pathways branch from here. Follow one, or several — there is no wrong way.

Questions this opens

Curiosity never ends. Each answer is the start of another journey.

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