Frequently Asked Questions About Your Vehicle Donation:
- What can I donate?
- Is my automobile donation tax deductible?
- Can I donate a vehicle that has not run in years?
- Is there any cost to me?
- How will my car be picked up?
- What documents do I need to make an automobile donation?
- Do you pick up my car from any location?
- Can the automobile donation paperwork be faxed to speed it up?
- How long does the automobile donation process take?
- I have paid off my car but I have a lien listed on the title. Can I still donate the car?
- How much of the money goes to charity?
- How will the value of my automobile donation be determined?
What can I donate?
We accept cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats, and motor homes. We also pick up power lawn mowers, and wheelchairs. Cars, trucks and motorcycles do not need to be in running order.
Is my automobile donation tax deductible?
Yes, your automobile donation is tax deductible. We will provide all necessary documentation as required by federal laws.
Can I donate a vehicle that has not run in years?
Yes, your car, truck or motorcycle, or boat need not be in running condition.
Is there any cost to me?
No! in almost all cases we provide free towing.
How will my car be picked up?
Your vehicle will be towed away by our vehicle donation service at your convenience. Our towing company will contact you to authorize the pick up.
What documents do I need to make an automobile donation?
We prefer that you have the title; however, it is not always necessary.
Do you pick up my car from any location?
We accept car donations nationwide. We can pick up your vehicle from any location.
Can the automobile donation paperwork be faxed to speed it up?
Yes, faxing the paperwork can speed up the car donation process, but it is not always necessary. You can simply fill out our simple and convenient Vehicle Donation Form or call us at 855 Cars4Jobs to donate your vehicle.
How long does the automobile donation process take?
Five minutes by fax or phone. The automobile donation process is extremely simple.
I have paid off my car but I have a lien listed on the title. Can I still donate the car?
Yes. In most cases, we can obtain a lien release for you from the lien holder.
How much of the money goes to charity?
100% of the proceeds goes to Center for Living and Learning, a non-profit transition to work program for individuals with barriers to employment.
How will the value of my automobile donation be determined?
Per strict IRS guidelines, if your car is valued at more than $500, the deduction is limited to the gross proceeds from the sale.
