No. An individual’s charitable contributions can be deducted only as an itemized deduction. Even if the rental property is a trade or business, with income and expenses reported on Schedule C rather than on Schedule E, and you can somehow tie the charitable contribution to the business, the donations are still taken by the owner only on Schedule A.
Debt on which a person is not personally liable. In case of nonpayment, the creditor must foreclose on property securing the debt. At-risk rules generally bar losses where there is nonrecourse financing, but an exception applies to certain nonrecourse financing for real estate.