Charitable Regions
Donate your car in Virginia
Do you own a car in Virginia (the birthplace of four of the first five presidents of the U.S.) that you no longer want? Skip the hassle of trying to sell it by donating it to benefit a non-profit in your area or a national charitable organization. The Vehicle Donation Processing Center will help you dispose of your car and donate the proceeds to a charitable cause of your choice. Act locally to make a difference in your community!
We can accept your car donation anywhere in the state, whether you are located in the Shenandoah Valley or in Williamsburg. Just call the toll-free number to speak to an operator, or fill out the online donation form, and the VDPC will take care of the rest. We provide free pick-up, handle the paperwork, and you get a tax deduction for your vehicle donation. Call or click today!
American Council of the Blind
The American Council of the Blind strives to increase the independence, dignity, security, equality of opportunity and quality of life for all blind and visually impaired people.
Community Coalition for Haiti
Transforming Lives, One by One, through long-term, community driven solutions in healthcare, education, and community development. The mission of Community Coalition for Haiti, from start to finish, is to create a foundation for sustainable initiatives that are maintained by Haitians themselves. That is their greatest impact!
Goodwill Industries of the Valleys
Goodwill Industries of the Valleys is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping people with disabilities and disadvantages overcome barriers to employment. We provide workforce development programs that empower people to achieve and sustain a level of independence to participate more fully in life.
Honor and Remember
The mission of Honor and Remember is to perpetually recognize the sacrifice of America’s Military Fallen Heroes and their families. With the establishment of the Honor and Remember Flag the organization pays tribute to all military lives lost, not only while serving on active duty but also as a result of serving. Military deaths in all wars or conflicts and all branches of service from our nation’s inception are recognized. Their four key cornerstones focus on establishing, educating, comforting and presenting personalized Honor and Remember flags to families of fallen service members.
