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WXXI Vehicle Donation Program
Call now to donate your vehicle to WXXI!
1-877-308-2408
or click this link to complete the online form!
Frequently Asked Questions:
You can donate any vehicle to WXXI, including cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles and recreational vehicles. They do not have to be currently running. Your vehicle donation will be sold at an auction and the proceeds of the sale will go directly to WXXI!
Yes, WXXI is a non-profit organization and all donations qualify as a charitable deduction on your federal income tax return.
The title to the car must be in your name. We will also need some information about where the car is located and the condition of the car. This will assist us in scheduling appropriate towing arrangements.
A towing company will call you to schedule the pick-up of your vehicle. You will need to give the driver the keys to the vehicle as well as your signed title.
The IRS allows you to take a charitable tax deduction on your federal income tax form equal to the amount the vehicle sells for at auction unless it sells for less than $500. If your vehicle sells for less than $500 you may deduct no more than $500. If your vehicle sells for more than $500, you will need to include the IRS form 1098C. Vehicles for Charity will supply this documentation after your vehicle sells. We recommend you consult your tax advisor with questions about your deduction.
Please note that Vehicles for Charity is a nonprofit organization operated by ARC, the Association for Retarded Citizens. Cars are sold wholesale, and WXXI keeps roughly 70% of the net profit after sales expenses. ARC retains the balance.


