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When our nation’s heroes return from the field and try to re-acclimate to life in Orlando, they face a number of challenges. From disabilities earned in combat to difficulties finding work, they can end up in limbo — back from the field but not fully returned to civilian life. While the government provides support to these veterans, it can only do so much. That’s where Veteran Car Donations in Orlando steps in to fill the gaps. When you donate a vehicle to veterans in Orlando, Florida, you provide a way to generate funding for nonprofits that are making a difference. The proceeds from the vehicle you donate go towards tutoring, education scholarships, mentoring, job training, grief counseling, transitioning assistance, adapted homes, and more. If you have a vehicle you’re ready to part with, make car donations for veterans in Orlando.
Learn More About Orlando
Orlando, FL, isn’t just a popular place for theme parks and great weather. This city also offers a wide range of resources to former service men and women. These include the Orlando VA Medical Center on Veterans Way and the Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division (NAWCTSD) on Science Dr. The Orlando VA Medical Center provides various health services to veterans such as vision and foot care, mental health and dental services, nutrition counseling, neurology and more.Â
The NAWCTSD is the Navy’s primary building for simulation, testing and evaluation, modeling, logistics support, and training systems technologies. It’s used for research and development in addition to providing training systems development for various military programs including submarines, aircraft, surface ships and more. The Division, a subordinate command of the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division, serves as the main center for the Army and Air Force.Â
How the Donation Process Works
In Orlando, as throughout the nation, donating a vehicle is quick and easy with Veteran Car Donations. All you have to do is get in touch with us, and we’ll handle everything else. Here’s what you need to know about the process for auto donations for veterans in Orlando:
- Contact us when you’re ready to donate a vehicle to charity. Simply give us a call or fill out our online donation form to communicate some basic information about your vehicle. We’ll set up a pickup time to get your vehicle and haul it away — at no cost to you.
- We tow away your vehicle. We come to you at the mutually agreed upon time and haul away your vehicle for free.
- We send you a tax receipt. We take your vehicle and auction it to generate funds for veteran nonprofits. A few days later, we mail you a tax receipt, and you’re free to cancel the vehicle’s insurance and registration.
The beauty of choosing our vehicle donation program in Orlando, FL, is that it’s a simple, hassle-free process — from beginning to end.
The Benefits of Veteran Car Donations
Choosing to make a car donation to veterans is more than a way to support our troops. In fact, there are a variety of benefits that come from a veteran car donation in Orlando:
- An easy, stress-free donation process
- None of the hassles of trying to sell on your own
- Freedom from storing, insuring, and maintaining the vehicle
- Free pickup and towing
- A tax receipt mailed to you
- Knowing your donation is making a difference
Types of Cars We Accept
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Whether you’ve got a pickup truck or a pontoon boat that you’re looking to donate in Orlando, Florida, Veteran Car Donations is happy to take it off your hands. In fact, your vehicle doesn’t even have to be in working order to be donated. We come to you and haul away your vehicle, it doesn’t matter if it’s running. Some of the typical vehicles we accept include:
- Cars
- Trucks
- Vans
- Minivans
- SUVs
- Boats
- Campers
- Motorcycles
- Personal watercraft
- Riding lawn mowers
The bottom line is we’ll take almost anything. If you aren’t sure whether a specific vehicle can qualify, just ask us! Veteran Car Donations serves the entire state of Florida, including nearby Jacksonville.
Last Updated: March 8th, 2023