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If you have an old unwanted vehicle and you want to get it out of your property, then our Sugar Land, Texas car donations program is your best option. By donating that vehicle to us at Veteran Car Donations, you would be able to help the struggling veterans in your community.
While the government is trying its best to provide our veterans the benefits due them, the undeniable fact is that such benefits have not reached thousands upon thousands of our veterans, many of whom are languishing in poverty primarily due to inability to find work. Some have become so poor that they have been thrown out of their rented apartments and become homeless beggars on our streets and sidewalks.
It’s estimated that over 50,000 veterans are homeless. Some of them returned home from their overseas deployment with severe service-related physical disabilities and mental problems such as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), and depression.
These physical and mental health conditions, aside from their lack of educational qualifications and civilian work experience, prevent them from finding gainful employment. It’s a sad and shocking reality that our former soldiers who endured so much hardship, sacrificed a lot, and risked their very lives to protect our country are now living as beggars on the streets.
How We’re Helping Our Veterans
We at Veteran Car Donations are exerting our best effort to provide assistance to our poverty-stricken veterans who badly need help. We do this by operating car donation programs on behalf of our certified 501(c)3 nonprofit partners so they can focus on their life-changing programs for our former soldiers.
Every donated vehicle goes a long way in helping our veterans. All proceeds are used to fund programs that are geared towards effecting change in the lives of our nation’s heroes. You can be sure that your donations coursed through our Sugar Land, Texas car donations program will be handled professionally and efficiently.
Donate a car for veterans now and help these non-profit organizations we’ve partnered with:
This nonprofit runs programs that provide assistance to military families, deployed and wounded service members and veterans. Hospital support, homeless/ low-income veteran support, and corporate engagement opportunities are among the services that they provide for the benefit of both our active-duty troops and veterans.
This nonprofit seeks to help active-duty military members and veterans relax, rehabilitate, and reintegrate through kayak fishing and the outdoors. It does this by organizing no-expense kayak fishing trips for soldiers and veterans together with their families.
This nonprofit’s mission is to heal veterans suffering from Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) conditions with HBOT and supplementary therapies, at private facilities funded by private-public partnership.
This nonprofit honors, serves and supports veterans, military service members, and their families by creating awareness and building support of their service, sacrifice and needs through partnerships with military focused organizations.
This nonprofit brings military veterans, and their families together to share camaraderie, travel, camping, and support to our veterans. All active, retired, and honorably discharged veterans from U.S. and Canadian Armed Forces, interested in recreational travel, and sharing the camaraderie developed in the military are welcome.
All About Sugar Land, Texas
Sugar Land, Texas is one of the fastest growing cities located in Fort Bend County, Texas. It is just southwest of Houston. The population of the city grew from 78,817 in 2010 to 88,156 in 2015.
Sugar Land has also enjoyed a 46.24 percent rise in its job rate between the years 2000 through 2007. With your donation, we can maintain the rise of Sugar Land’s job rate in the coming years as we empower, equip, and train the veterans in the careers that they wish to pursue.
Types of Vehicles You Can Donate
Veteran Car Donations accepts nearly all types of vehicles in our Sugar Land, Texas car donations program. If you want to dispose of an old motorcycle or an extra car that hasn’t been used for years, we’ll gladly accept your donation. If you’re not sure if your vehicle can be donated, here is a list of the vehicles we accept:
- Cars:Â sedans, vans, SUVs, trucks, motorcycles
- Boats:Â sailboats, motorboats, fishing boats, yachts, pontoon boats, houseboats, personal watercraftÂ
- RVs:Â recreational vehicles, motorhomes, campers, travel trailers, pop-up trailers, 5-wheelers
- Specialty vehicles:Â ATVs, snowmobiles, motorized wheelchairs, riding lawn mowers, tractors, farm equipment
- Fleet vehicles:Â cars, passenger vans, cargo vans, SUVs, pickups, trucks, buses
Hassle-Free Donation Process
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It’s our goal to provide you with a quick and hassle-free Sugar Land, Texas, vehicle donations process. Check out these three super straightforward steps:
- First:
Fill out our online donation form or call us directly at 877-594-5822. All we need from you is your name, contact information, the details of the vehicle you are going to donate, and where it’s at. This will only take less than 15 minutes of your time.
- Second:
Once your request is processed, we will arrange with a towing company to pick up your vehicle at your preferred time and date. And did we mention that you won’t be spending a dime for this service? Towing’s on us!
- Third:
Receive your tax-deductible sale receipt. This will be mailed to your address within 30 days of the sale of your donated vehicle. You’ll need this when you itemize your deductions on your federal tax return.
There’s No Time to Waste
Aside from getting an additional garage space, you also get to feel good knowing that your donation could change countless lives. Now is the best time to make your corner of the world a better place to live in. Donate your car and help the military veterans in Sugar Land, Texas!
Call us at 877-594-5822 and get free towing services for Sugar Land, Texas car donations.
Last Updated: March 8th, 2023