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When our soldiers return home from their overseas deployment and subsequently discharged from the service, they often face hardship in their transition to civilian life. Many often find themselves unable to find decent jobs to support themselves and their families. This is because many of our soldiers have limited educational attainment and lack civilian job training or experience.
Worse, some return home with missing limbs and hazy minds, victims of service-related physical injuries, post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, and depression. Such conditions make it doubly hard for them to find steady, good-paying jobs.
The government is supposed to take care of all members of the U.S. military, both past and present. But because of dwindling government resources and increasing number of veterans, many are unable to get the benefits due them.
This is why Veteran Car Donations exists: We and our non-profit organization partners seek to fill the gaps in government service to our veterans all over the country, including here in Chino, California.
If you have an old car that you no longer use, consider donating it to us. We assure you that your donated vehicle will make a huge difference in the lives of thousands of our struggling veterans.
About Chino, California
The city of Chino is part of San Bernardino County, California. It is on the west end of the Riverside-San Bernardino Area. You can easily go to Chino if you go through the Pomona and Chino Valley freeways.
Chino is considered as a small city. However, it still offers a good mix of attractions that you can still see and visit.
Prado Regional Park offers a variety of fun options. You can do fishing, horseback riding, picnics, camping, boating, and many more.
Planes of Fame Air Museum, located at the Chino municipal airport, displays various aircraft that span the history of manned flight. It includes several outstanding test and research flight vehicles.
Chino Youth Museum, located in the historic First National Bank building in downtown Chino, shows records of the history of Chino and features interactive learning experience with their exhibits.
Our Quick and Easy Car Donation Process
Our Chino, California car donations process is incredibly quick and simple, requiring just a few minutes of your time as you begin the three-step procedure:
- First, get in touch with us.
Call us at 877-594-5822 or go online and fill out our online donation form. We will need information like the year, make and model of your car, its overall condition, mileage and of course your contact details.
- Second, schedule the free towing of the vehicle you’re donating.
An affiliate towing company in your area will pick up your car at a date, time, and place of your own choosing. The towing service is totally free and you don’t even have to be there during the pick-up. We’ll give you a donation receipt that will free you from all liabilities on your car, thereby allowing you to cancel and stop paying for your car registration and insurance.
- Third, get your tax-deductible receipt.
We will send you by mail the 100 percent tax-deductible sale receipt of your donated car within 30 days after its sale at auction. The receipt will indicate your car’s final selling price. This will serve as the basis of your tax deduction claim when you file your itemized federal tax return.
If you have more questions about the process, feel free to give us a call. We’ll love to talk to you about your concerns.
The Types of Vehicles Qualified for Donation
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Veteran Car Donations doesn’t limit your acceptable Chino, California car donations to cars. If it runs on land, floats on water, or flies in the air, we’ll accept it. We also love multiple car donations as well. Here’s a list of vehicles that we commonly accept:
- Cars
- Trucks
- Vans
- Motorcycles
- SUVs
- ATVs
- Buses
- Motorized wheelchairs
- Riding lawnmowers
- Tractors
- Jet skis
- Yachts
- Golf carts
- Campers
- Snowmobiles
- Boats
- Non-commercial airplanes
How Your Car Donations Will Benefit Our Veterans
When you donate your car to our Chino, California car donations program, we assure you that the proceeds will go directly to our charity partners, enabling them to provide the following services to needy veterans in your city:
- Mental and physical healthcare
- Transitioning assistance after their return home from overseas deployment
- Building mortgage-free, specially adapted homes for those who suffered severe service-related injuries and are now handicapped
- Job training programs to increase their chances of getting a job
- Grief counseling sessions to the spouses and families of those who perished in combat
- Educating every veteran of the government benefits that he’s qualified to enjoy
Rewards for Car Donors
To thank you for your generosity, you will receive the following rewards for taking part in our Chino, California car donations program.
- Maximized tax deduction
You will receive a maximized tax deduction for your car’s value or fair market price. We at Veteran Car Donations will do our best to give you the most value for your donation, refurbishing your car before we sell it so it can fetch a higher price during the auction.
- No more hassles of selling
If you don’t want to have to go through the hassle of running ads, the time-consuming process of negotiating with prospective buyers or dealing with extra costs of repair to make you vehicle sellable, then simply donate the car you intend to sell to us! In most cases, we accept donated vehicles even if they are not in running condition.
- Get extra garage space
We will get your vehicle out of your garage quickly and free of charge, giving you the space for that new car you’re planning to buy.
- No paperwork needed from your end
We’ll handle all the documentation related to your donation — from title transfer to your tax-deductible receipt issuance.
Donate Now!
Call us at 877-594-5822 and make your Chino, California car donations now! Start making a difference in the lives of our living heroes!
Last Updated: June 25th, 2024