Massachusetts Used Vehicle Donations

Donating an old car in Massachusetts has become much more popular in recent years, as a larger number of non-profit organizations in Massachusetts have used car donation programs. Many charitable organizations within Massachusetts 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 MA outsource to middleman car donation firms. These companies are responsible for managing the car donation process. They provide the money to the charity after taking their expenses. Other organizations have in-house vehicle donation departments. Whether you choose a organization that deals with a third party, or has its own program, you need to find out what amount of the gross proceeds will go to achieving the mission of the charity.

Choose Your City to Donate a Vehicle in MA

• Abington
• Agawam
• Blackstone
• Boston
• Brighton
• Brockton
• Canton
• Dorchester
• East Bridgewater
• East Wareham
• Easthampton
• Fall River
• Fitchburg
• Framingham
• Greenfield
• Hampden
• Hanover
• Haverhill
• Holyoke
• Lawrence
• Leominster
• Lowell
• Malden
• Marlborough
• Medway
• Milford
• New Bedford
• North Attleboro
• Northbridge
• Peabody
• Pittsfield
• Raynham
• Revere
• Rowley
• Rutland
• Salem
• Salisbury
• Shrewsbury
• South Easton
• Springfield
• Taunton
• Uxbridge
• Vineyard Haven
• Warren
• West Bridgewater
• West Springfield
• Westfield
• Westport
• Whitman
• Williamsburg
• Worcester

You should select the city that is closest to your home if your city is not shown above. Most charities that accept vehicle donations will send a tow truck to get your car or truck with no charge.

Donating an Old Car - Massachusetts

The state of Massachusetts offers quite a few charities that provide car and truck donation programs which help individuals in Massachusetts. For many people living in Massachusetts, this fact is the reason they choose a specific charity. If you want to help a local charity, you will want to contact the nearest location to find out if the car or truck you decide to donate will help a nearby branch in your area.

Car Donation Charities in Massachusetts

• The Yellow Ribbon Coalition
  1-855-215-4373
  This organization provides financial, education, employment, and housing assistance to U.S. veterans
• National Kidney Foundation
  1-800-488-2277
  Your donation to the National Kidney Foundation will help to fight kidney disease and provide valuable funds for research and education.
• American Heart Association
  1-888-242-2271
  The American Heart Association uses funds from donated cars to continue their mission of building healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke.
• Habitat for Humanity
  1-877-277-4344
  This organization works to build homes for people in need. Donating your old car or truck will help families in your local area.

Donated Automobile Tax Deduction - Massachusetts

When you decide to donate a non-running car in Massachusetts, you will be able to take a tax deduction for the price the car or other vehicle sells for at auction. If the charity auctions the donated car for more than $500, you should get a tax form which permits you to make a deduction of the selling price of your car on your tax return. If the donated car, truck, SUV, or other vehicle sells for less than $500, the IRS will allow you to determine the fair market value on your own. The fair market value can be described as the amount a person would give to buy the auto. When donating an old car or truck in Massachusetts, it can be thought of as a mutually profitable opportunity for both the charitable organization and yourself. You get rid of the unwanted vehicle. You also get to take a tax deduction. Your chosen non-profit gets a check for your unwanted car and has the funds to continue the charitable goals.