Woody Elliott, owner of a lumber yard, donated various wood products, at his own expense, to a qualified charity that provides shelters for abused children. At the charity's request, Woody supervised the construction of the shelter and also provided some of his equipment for the project. Woody can take a charitable deduction for the value of: Question 8 options: a) The wood products, Woody's time spent on the project, and the use of Woody's equipment. b) The wood products as well as the use of Woody's equipment. c) The wood products as well as Woody's time spent on the project. d) The wood products only.