Donation Process


That old car you’ve got sitting in the driveway or taking space in the garage doesn’t have to be such an eyesore — if you no longer need it, give it to Goodwill Car Donation!
Goodwill Car Donation specializes in making the donation process as fast and easy as possible, so all you have to do is contact us, and we’ll handle everything else.
From picking up your vehicle to sending you a tax receipt in the mail, our team manages every detail so that choosing to donate a car to charity is now a simple, seamless process that’s easier than ever.
WHY DONATE TO GOODWILL CAR DONATION?
When you give away your vehicle to Goodwill, you enjoy all kinds of benefits in the process, such as:
  • We take care of hauling away your car
  • You free space at your property
  • We send you a tax receipt in the mail
  • And you get the joy that comes from helping those who need it
On your end, the process takes mere minutes!
When you donate your old vehicle, you essentially enable us to provide vital job training, life skills, and employment prospects to hundreds of thousands of needy individuals.
What, to you, might just be an old beater that you haven’t had time to deal with, to someone else, could make all the difference in being able to start a new life.
What Happens to Your Car or Truck
After we pick up your donated vehicle, we auction it for sale, depending on what sort of condition it’s in when we receive it.
Then, we take the resulting funds and invest them directly into local community programs that help local members of YOUR community in YOUR area.
We’ll also send you a tax receipt in the mail a few days later.
Then, you’re free to cancel any insurance and/or registration details that apply.
What Vehicles We’ll Accept For Donation
Simply put, we take many kinds of vehicles, whether or not they are in working condition.
Feel free to give us your running or non-running cars, trucks, vans, SUVs, motorcycles, motor homes, campers, riding lawn mowers, airplanes, jet skis, boats and more!
Because we can generate funds from any of these vehicles, we’re more than happy to take them off your hands and reinvest them in the community.

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