Auto donation

[Stebalo]

I am looking to get rid of my old wheels through an auto donation program. It's a clunker that doesn't run and I'd have to pay to get it hauled away. but if a charity can auction it off and make some money, so be it.

My question is, do any non-profit Second Amendment civil liberties organizations (SAF, NRA-ILA, etc) have auto donation programs? Most charities that do this contract out to a third party who does the collection and auctioning so it has become quite common. I just can't find any not for profit gun groups taking donation.

 

[Preacherman]

I understand the Knob Creek range is looking for targets...

 

[MD_Willington]

I am looking to get rid of my old wheels through an auto donation program. It's a clunker that doesn't run and I'd have to pay to get it hauled away. but if a charity can auction it off and make some money, so be it.

My question is, do any non-profit Second Amendment civil liberties organizations (SAF, NRA-ILA, etc) have auto donation programs? Most charities that do this contract out to a third party who does the collection and auctioning so it has become quite common. I just can't find any not for profit gun groups taking donation.

Find a demolition derby team, they can put your name on their sponsors list for the vehicle. We get plenty of vehicles for our team this way...

MD

 

[svtruth]

Donations

I've always given our oldies to organizations that benefit the blind. They come and pick it up, and how else are those people going to get a car?

 

[jrfoxx]

In Michigan, there is (or was) a Vetrans group that took donated cars, gave a receipt for tax write-off purposes, then sold the cars through ads, auction, etc. Sorry I dont rememver the groups name. Try a google search for them using michigan, car, donate, etc maybe. I bought a car from them. good car, good deal, supported Vetrans (which I will soon be one of).

 

[PAC 762]

There's a group called "purple heart" that takes autos to benefit veterans.