Georgia Used Vehicle Donations

Donating an old car in Georgia has become much more popular in recent years, as a larger number of non-profit organizations in Georgia have used car donation programs. Many charitable organizations within Georgia will welcome an unwanted car or truck whether it runs or not. Other charities only will accept cars in decent or easily repaired shape. When deciding to donate an unwanted car, you should call the regional branch of a chosen non-profit organization to discover the types of automobiles the organization is willing to accept.

Several charitable organizations in GA outsource to middleman vehicle donation specialist. The specialist take care of managing the car donation process. These middleman provide the funds to the organization after taking their expenses. Some larger organizations operate their own in house vehicle donation program. Whether you choose a organization which works with a third party, or has its own donation program, you will want to ask what amount of the proceeds is used for achieving the mission of the charity. You may also need to get data on what amount of money is used to help those in Georgia.

Choose Your City to Donate a Vehicle in GA

• Acworth
• Adairsville
• Albany
• Alpharetta
• Americus
• Athens
• Atlanta
• Augusta
• Austell
• Baxley
• Brunswick
• Buena Vista
• Butler
• Calhoun
• Canton
• Carnesville
• Carrollton
• Cartersville
• Chamblee
• Chatsworth
• Claxton
• Cleveland
• Columbus
• Commerce
• Conyers
• Covington
• Cumming
• Dallas
• Dalton
• Dawson
• Decatur
• Doraville
• Douglas
• Douglasville
• Duluth
• Eastanollee
• Eatonton
• Elberton
• Fairburn
• Fayetteville
• Forest Park
• Fort Oglethorpe
• Gainesville
• Grantville
• Griffin
• Hazlehurst
• Kennesaw
• La Fayette
• Lagrange
• Lawrenceville
• Lilburn
• Lincolnton
• Loganville
• Louisville
• Lula
• Mableton
• Macon
• Marietta
• Mc Rae
• Mcdonough
• Monroe
• Morrow
• Newnan
• Norcross
• Norman Park
• Pearson
• Port Wentworth
• Richmond Hill
• Rincon
• Ringgold
• Riverdale
• Rockmart
• Rome
• Rossville
• Roswell
• Savannah
• Smyrna
• Snellville
• Sparks
• Statesboro
• Stockbridge
• Stone Mountain
• Summerville
• Sylvania
• Tallapoosa
• Thomasville
• Thomson
• Tifton
• Tucker
• Tunnel Hill
• Turin
• Union City
• Valdosta
• Vienna
• Villa Rica
• Warner Robins
• Waycross
• Wildwood
• Woodstock
• Zebulon

If the city you live in does not show up above, you should choose the the nearest city to your home. A good number of charitable organizations that welcome donated cars will pick up your non-running car, even if it is far away.

Donating a Used Car in Georgia

The state of Georgia has a large number of charitable organizations which provide car and truck donation opportunities which help fund neighborhood charity branches inGA. Many citizens of Georgia, feel this is the number one reason they choose a charity. If you are looking to help a charitable organization in your area, you will want to contact the nearest location on the phone to check if the car or truck you decide to donate will indeed benefit a nearby branch within your state.

Auto Donation Charities in Georgia

• The Yellow Ribbon Coalition
  1-855-215-4373
  This organization provides financial, education, employment, and housing assistance to U.S. veterans
• Society of St. Vincent de Paul
  1-800-322-8284
  Your car donation to SVdP will help the needy and suffering in your local area.
• March of Dimes
  1-888-898-1144
  The March of Dimes researches causes of premature birth and birth defects. Vehicle Donations will help to continue this work.
• American Diabetes Association
  1-800-936-4361
  The American Diabetes Association works to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes. Your donation will help to further this mission.

Georgia Vehicle Donation Tax Deductions

When you decide to donate a used vehicle in Georgia, you are allowed to take a tax deduction for the gross sales prices the vehicle sells for at auction. When the charity sells your donated vehicle for more than $500, you will be sent a IRS receipt which permits you to deduct the sales price of your donated auto when filing your yearly return. When donated vehicle sells for less than $500, the IRS will allow you to determine the fair market value . The FMV is defined as the amount someone would be willing to give to buy the car or truck. By donating your unwanted car in Georgia, it can be considered a win-win proposition for both you and the charity. You get rid of the unwanted vehicle. You also get to take a tax deduction. Your selected non-profit gets a check for the used vehicle and has the funds to help with the charity's work.