Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! We accept most (if not all) car donations. We try to repair all vehicles back to working order.

1. Helps us to serve society better

2. Tax deduction

3. Save on costs related to your vehicle

4. Free up parking spot

You will need a clean TITLE. Any lien holder listed on the title must be cleared and/or released by the bank. This law varies by state.

You will be contacted within 24 hours to start the donation process and schedule your pick-up.

After we have picked up the vehicle, we take full responsibility. In the rare event that you receive any notification of a lien sale, DMV actions, infractions, evasions or other activity related to your donated vehicle, please contact us at 888-231-6877 immediately for assistance. Please note that you are liable for all fines/fees related to your vehicle prior to the pickup.

Of course! We don’t discriminate against the age of a donated car. All are welcome.

We can’t accept abandoned cars, unfortunately. For impounded vehicles, you’ll need to contact the local police and toll yard.

We will need the car, all copies of its keys, and the title.

Yes, but you’ll need a copy of the death certificate and documents that prove you have inherited the vehicle.

Absolutely. We are more than happy to accept your car whether it has passed inspections or not.

The value is determined by the gross proceeds raised from the sale of the donated vehicle. You no longer have the burden of determining the value yourself. The nonprofit organization will report the gross proceeds raised from the sale of the vehicle to the donor and IRS.

1. Make sure the charity is eligible to receive tax deductible contributions. The most common types of qualified organizations are section 501(c)(3) organizations, such as charitable, educational, or religious organizations. Visit IRS.gov to search for registered charities.

2. If the car is worth $5,000 or more, an independent appraisal may be necessary. The donor would fill out Section B of IRS Form 8283.

3. Consult your tax adviser or the IRS for more information about how you can claim charitable deductions. The IRS can answer your tax questions and can provide tax forms, publications, and other reading materials for further assistance. IRS materials are accessible through the Internet at www.irs.gov, through telephone ordering at (800) 829-3676, and at IRS walk-in offices in many areas across the country.