Our story

This was never supposed to be — it just happened.

Bluffton, South Carolina
Nov 16, 2020
Incorporated in Illinois, EIN issued, 501(c)(3) status granted.
The first call
Helped four charities accept a Bitcoin gift the right way.
Today
Six asset classes, one office, no advertising — every gift starts with a referral.
It started with a phone call, a friend's nudge, and a simple conviction: there should always be a way to get to yes.

We Take IT for Charity wasn't planned as a business — it grew out of that conviction, within the bounds of the tax code, so more dollars could reach the charities and churches people care about.

We Take IT for Charity, Inc. was founded by Jeff Wallace and originally organized as a nonprofit corporation in Illinois in November 2020. In January 2022, WTI was dissolved in Illinois and reformed as a South Carolina nonprofit corporation — the same organization, same mission, now operating under South Carolina law. Its purpose: to facilitate gifts of non-cash capital assets — cryptocurrency, commodities like grain, real estate (residential and commercial, even troubled property), and oil and gas leases and working interests.

It only happened because an old trading buddy called to see if Jeff could help four charities take a Bitcoin gift from the owners of their trading firm. He helped them — and then his friend pushed him to open a charity to help other organizations receive cryptocurrency donations. We Take IT for Charity was born from that one conversation.

"My mission is to always try to get to yes — within the confines of the US Tax Code. It's not about me or them, it's all about more dollars for the charities and churches the givers have a passion for."

We don't advertise. Jeff doesn't try to chase these gifts down. He gets calls from his network asking if he can help someone do more with what God has given them. He never imagined he could use his skill set for the Kingdom in this way — it's a calling, not a job. We Take It for Charity exists to help our givers give away more dollars to the causes they care about, and in turn, it lets Jeff and his wife Kristy do the same.

If you ever have an idea — buying an asset, or giving an asset to be used in some charitable way — let's talk. We may not always be able to help directly, but we can almost certainly introduce you to someone who can.

Founded
November 16, 2020
Structure
South Carolina 501(c)(3) nonprofit
EIN
85-3916244
What we take
Real estate, business & LLC interests, precious metals, grain, oil & gas, crypto
Most gifts become
Cash, sent to the giver's Giving Fund at the National Christian Foundation
Our approach
No advertising — every gift starts with a personal referral
50%
Our pledge
We Take IT for Charity gives away at least half of all proceeds — the fees paid by our givers for our work — to the charities and churches we believe in.

Jeffrey S. Wallace

Founder & President · View LinkedIn profile →

Jeff's faith journey led him to look for ways to use his skills and experience for the Kingdom. It started when his friend and mentor, Gordon Murphy, asked him to go through the Masters Program built around Bob Buford's book Halftime — "going from success to significance." After finishing the three-year program, Murph pushed Jeff to put his skill set to work for the Kingdom, and introduced him to the National Christian Foundation–Chicago. What began as an opportunity to become a relationship manager became a reality — and seven years later, Jeff was made President of NCF's Chicago office.

It's an honor and a privilege to serve alongside the team in Chicago and across the country, helping maximize dollars for the Kingdom. We Take IT for Charity facilitates non-cash gifts and select impact-investment opportunities for givers in situations NCF can't directly serve — and well over 90% of the gifts we receive are converted to cash and sent on to the giver's Giving Fund at the National Christian Foundation.

Have an asset, or just an idea you want to talk through?

We may not always be the right fit — but we can probably point you to someone who is. Either way, it starts with a conversation.

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