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Car Donation Tips
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Summary: To donate a non-working car to charity, contact the organization to see if they accept non-running cars and then follow instructions from the charity. Sign over the title of a non-working car with tips from an employee of the National Kidney Foundation in this free video on used car donation.
"Hi, my name is Luz Luis and I'm here to tell you how to donate a car a non running vehicle to a charity. The most important thing is you need to call the charity on the telephone and ask if they take cars that don't run. There are some organizations that only take running vehicles. So, usually contacting them by phone or if they have on their websites a place for you to submit a question, you might ask them right off that if they take a car that doesn't run. Then from there, the donation process is generally the same. If they do take your car whether it runs or not, they're probably going to give you a phone number a 1-800 phone or a website of where to submit your donation information and that includes who's going to get the tax receipt, the address where they're going to mail the receipt. They want to know the year, make and model of the car anything about the car's condition including the fact of whether or not it runs. If it has wheels, they'll need to know the contact information of who to call to go out and pick up the vehicle and the location of where to get the car. Then they will ask you to sign over the title. Generally, running or not, charities will need the title to accept a vehicle donation. The charity will ask you to sign your name and date your signature and they will ask you to put the charities name in the buyer of the new owner section. So, again call your charity of choose. Make sure that they accept non running vehicles if your car doesn't run. You'll still need a title for the vehicle and then call to get the details about how to donate either 1-800 number or their website."
eHow Article: How to Donate a Non-Working Car
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