Car Donations Hawaii

Thank you for visiting our Car Donations Hawaii Page.
We have created this as a informational benefit to people looking to get rid of an unwanted vehicle.You may have been thinking about trading your vehicle in to a dealer or selling it outright. One greatalternative is donating to a charity that helps our local community.

Our Parent Company E Cars Hawaii is a licensed Independent Automotive Dealer. As such, we tapped intothat resource to provide this list of charities accepting cars as a donation. We suggest the followingNon-Profit Organizations because of their long standing positive track record. They will sell the donated vehicle in a competitive auction environment guaranteeing the car will get the true market value that it is worth.
The Following Charities will accept your Vehicle Donation

1. Hawaii Public Radio
The donation of your car to Hawaii Public Radio helps us to continue to provide the quality of programming that you expect and hear from both our program streams. It also helps us hire quality staff to keep that programming coming to you 24 hours a day, 365 days a year...
E Cars Hawaii - Proudly Underwriting Programs at Hawaii Public Radio

2. American Diabetes Association
Are you thinking of selling or trading in an old car, truck, boat or RV? Donate your vehicle to the American Diabetes Association and you may receive a tax deduction. As a charitable contribution, your vehicle donation could make a big difference...

3. Big Brothers, Big Sisters
Donating your unwanted vehicles to Big Brothers Big Sisters is an innovative way to help our agency raise funds. Donated vehicles qualify as charitable gifts and may be eligible for tax deductions. We welcome all types of vehicles including cars, trucks and SUVs...

4. Catholic Charities
Help bring hope to those in need by donating your vehicle to Catholic Charities Hawai‘i. Donated vehicles are sold at a dealers-only auction, and the net proceeds from the sale help fund our programs and services across the state...

5. National Kidney Foundation
Did you know that Hawaii’s kidney failure rate is 30% higher than the national average? Chances are good that you know someone with kidney disease or are even afflicted yourself. Whether or not you decide to donate your vehicle, please read about the early warning signs of kidney failure...


Tax Deduction:
As of January 1, 2005, the maximum tax deduction you can receive without needing notification of the Gross Selling Price (GSP) of the vehicle is $500. If the vehicle sells for more than $500 and you itemize on your taxes than you may claim the GSP as the deduction.

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