New York Car and Truck Donations

Car and Truck donation programs in New York have become more popular through the past decade or two, as more and more charities within New York now participate in charitable car donation programs. Several charities in New York may accept your old vehicle even if it doesn't run. Some organizations really will only accept vehicles in decent or repairable condition. When making a decision to donate an unwanted car in New York, you should call the local branch of a chosen non-profit organization to find out the types of automobiles they will accept.

A good number of non-profit charities in New York outsource car donations to other vehicle donation specialist. These middleman are responsible for managing the car donation process from start to finish. They give a check to the non-profit after taking their expenses from the sale of the auto. Many larger organizations run an in-house car donation program. Whether you decide to donate your old car to an organization that deals with a third party, or has an in house program, you should ask what amount of the proceeds are used for helping the charitable cause. You may also want to get information on if the of money is used to help people close to your home.

Choose a City to Donate Your Vehicle in NY

• Akron
• Albany
• Amityville
• Astoria
• Auburn
• Avon
• Bath
• Bedford Hills
• Binghamton
• Brentwood
• Bronx
• Brooklyn
• Buffalo
• Camillus
• Canandaigua
• Central Valley
• Ceres
• Cicero
• Cobleskill
• Copiague
• Cortland
• De Kalb Junction
• East Greenbush
• East Syracuse
• Flushing
• Frankfort
• Geneva
• Getzville
• Glenmont
• Gloversville
• Grand Gorge
• Great Neck
• Hamburg
• Haverstraw
• Hewlett
• Horseheads
• Huntington
• Huntington Sta
• Jamaica
• Jamestown
• Johnstown
• Kingston
• Levittown
• Lindenhurst
• Lockport
• Long Island City
• Mahopac
• Marcy
• Margaretville
• Medford
• Middletown
• Millerton
• New Windsor
• Newburgh
• Newport
• North Collins
• North Tonawanda
• Norwich
• Oneonta
• Plainview
• Plattsburgh
• Potsdam
• Poughkeepsie
• Queensbury
• Rensselaer
• Riverhead
• Rochester
• Rome
• Roslyn
• Rush
• S Glens Falls
• Saranac Lake
• Schenectady
• Spencerport
• Staten Island
• Syracuse
• Troy
• Uniondale
• Utica
• Vestal
• Waddington
• Watertown
• Watervliet
• Waverly
• Webster
• Wellsburg
• Wellsville
• West Sand Lake
• Williamson
• Yonkers
• Yorkville

If by chance your city does not show up in the list above, you can click on the the nearest city to you. A good number of charities with vehicle donation programs will tow your auto, even if it is far away.

Donate an Old Automobile in New York

The state of New York offers many not-for-profit organizations that offer used car donation opportunities which help provide funds for neighborhood charities inNY. Many residents think this is meaningful and prefer funds from the vehicle they donate are used close to home. When you want to help a local charity, you should call the nearest office by phone or email them to verify that your old car donation goes to benefit a local office in NY.

Popular Vehicle Donation Charities - New York

• 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.
• 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 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.

New York Automobile Donation Tax Deduction

When you decide to donate a used vehicle in New York, 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 New York, 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.