Phone: (888)430-2004 Fax: (800) 442-1094 Email: sales1@center4living.org
We Now Pick Up in Hawaii and Alaska!
We accept cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats and motor homes
We Do Not Pick Up in: Michigan, Mississippi, North Dakota, South Dakota or Wyoming
We have qualified title specialists on duty to assist you with any title problems, including DMV corrections, lien releases, wills and trusts, as well as your charitable car donations!
OR CALL:
Phone: (888)430-2004 Fax: (800) 442-1094 Email: sales1@center4living.org
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We have 644 tow trucks operating out of 113 yards roaming nationwide waiting to pick up your vehicle donation. Each of our tow trucks is at least 40 feet long and can carry over 12 tons. If you call us very early in the morning we can sometimes pick up your vehicle the same day! If you call us before noon Eastern time we can usually pick up your vehicle the next day.
OR CALL:
(888)430-2004
| Q: What can I donate? |
| A: We accept cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats and motor homes. Cars, trucks and motorcycles do not need to be in running order. Motor homes and boats must be dropped off at the nearest facility. [back to the top] |
| Q: Is my donation tax deductible? |
| A: Yes your donation is tax deductible. We will provide all necessary documentation as required by federal laws. [back to the top] |
| Q: Can I donate a vehicle that has not run in years? |
| A: Yes, your car, truck or motorcycle need not be in running condition! [back to the top] |
| Q: Is there any cost to me? |
| A: No! in almost all cases we provide free towing. [back to the top] |
| Q: How will my vehicle be picked up? |
| A: 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. They are a large, well known, fully registered, licensed and insured national service provider that meets all local, state and federal legal and environmental requirements, and is a publicly traded corporation on the NASDAQ stock exchange. [back to the top] |
| Q: What do I need to donate my vehicle? |
| A: In most instances we require you to have a title to the vehicle; however, in California, Washington, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire we can make other arrangements. [back to the top] |
| Q: Do you pick up my car from any location? |
| A: We can pick up your vehicle from any location as long as the vehicle is not located on the freeway or in an underground parking lot. [back to the top] |
| Q: Can the car donation paperwork be faxed to speed it up? |
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A: Our entire process relies on faxing, since it is the fastest method to get the paperwork across! You can also fill out our simple and convenient or call 1(888)430-2004 to donate your vehicle. [back to the top] |
| Q: How long does the vehicle donation process take? |
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A: Ten minutes! The vehicle donation process is extremely simple. It takes approximately ten minutes by fax. [back to the top] |
| Q: How much of the money goes to charity? |
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A: 100% of the money goes to Center for Living and Learning. We are a charity ourselves. We provide transition to work programs for individuals with barriers to employment transitioning from rehabilitation to independent living. Our apprentices included individuals in recovery, youth at risk, chronically unemployed, individuals on welfare, and those with no job experience. We also have a job search preparation program to assist individuals that fall into the above categories that we are not able to accept into our transition to work program. Furthermore, we support various charities through cash contributions. Details on our charitable contributions [back to the top] |
| Q: How will the value of my donation be determined? |
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In A: In 2005, if the claimed value of the donated motor vehicle exceeds $500 and the vehicle is sold by the charitable organization, the tax payer is limited to the gross proceeds from the sale for his deduction. [back to the top] |
| Q: I have paid off my vehicle, but I still have a lien listed on the title. Can I still donate it? |
| A: Yes! In most cases we can obtain a lien release for you from the lien holder. [back to the top] |
