Charitable Regions
Donate your car in Missouri
Donate your old clunker to benefit a worthy cause of your choice in Missouri. Let the Vehicle Donation Processing Center help you find the right non-profit in your area to accept your vehicle donation. The proceeds of the sale will benefit others, and you’ll avoid the bother of trying to sell the vehicle on your own. It’s an easy way to give back to your community!
Known as the gateway to America’s west, Missouri is famed for its historic river towns, the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, the Lake of the Ozarks recreational area and much more. Wherever you live in the “Show Me State” the VDPC can take your unwanted vehicle off your hands and get the proceeds to the non-profit of your choice.
From the many attractions of St. Louis, including the its zoo, the number one in the nation, to the outdoor recreation haven of the Branson/Lakes region, Missouri residents have places to go and things to do. Let the VDPC save you time and energy by taking care of selling your unwanted vehicle. We will handle the pick up and all the processing.
Call our toll-free number from Springfield, the birthplace of Route 66, or from the capitol city of Jefferson City to talk to a real person about your donation. Or, you can fill out an online donation form for the non-profit of your choice. Your benefits include free pick-up, no paperwork to do, and a tax deduction. Call or click today!
Gospel For Haiti
Gospel for Haiti exists to serve the Lord through sharing the Gospel, providing Bibles, and strengthening churches in Haiti and the uttermost parts of the world.
National Children’s Cancer Society, Inc.
The mission of National Children’s Cancer Society, Inc. is to improve the quality of life for children with cancer and to reduce the risk of cancer by promoting children’s health, through financial and in-kind assistance, advocacy, support services, education and prevention programs.
Pediatric Orthopedic Project
The Pediatric Orthopedic Project is dedicated to improving the lives of children with orthopedic deformities in the developing world through surgical mission trips and the education of local medical staff.
