You could make space in your driveway and lower your tax bill by donating your (old) car to charity. Non-profit organizations can either use your vehicle or sell it and use the proceeds to further ...

Are you donating a car to charity? Proceed with cautionVehicle donations can be one of the most costly ways to give in all of philanthropy, those in the industry say. They’re complicated and ...

Much like selling your car, donating a car requires research and paperwork. Ensure that the charity is a 501 (c) (3) if you intend to claim a tax deduction after your donation.

It's easy to donate a car to charity if all you want to do is get rid of it. Simply call a charity that accepts old vehicles, and it will tow your heap away. But if you want to maximize your tax ...

The charity’s executive director, Nilofar Amier, said the numbers reflect initial startup costs of running a new car-donation program and that numbers for 2016 will be better.

If you donate your car to charity, you may claim a tax deduction for the donation if you itemize your deductions on your federal income tax return. To get started, you'll need to pick a qualified ...

Find a charity that handles car donations in-house. That cuts out the middle-man and allows the charity to keep all the proceeds.

Photo credit: Rob Boudon Many charities will take a car off your hands and give you what you need to claim a charitable contribution deduction on your taxes. Is it safe to participate? Sure, but ...

Donating your car can benefit a charity -- and your tax return. To maximize the benefit for the charity and for yourself, keep these things in mind: 1 - Make sure you’re donating to a 501(c)(3 ...

The charity's executive director said the numbers reflect initial startup costs of running a new car donation program, and that numbers for 2016 will be better.

The charity’s executive director said the numbers reflect initial start-up costs of running a new car donation program, and that numbers for 2016 will be better.

The charity’s executive director said the numbers reflect initial start-up costs of running a new car donation program, and that numbers for 2016 will be better.