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Donate a
vehicle - you get a tax deduction, Our shelter gets the benefits
- we even arrange pickup for your vehicle!
| Car, Truck, Boat Donation
FAQ |
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Q: What can I donate?
A: We accept most vehicles and vessels including but not limited
to cars, trucks, trailers, boats and RV's.
Q: Is my donation tax deductible?
A: Yes. The Eau Claire County Humane Association is a 501(c)3 non-profit
organization. Donations are tax deductible to the full extent of
the law. Individual tax situations vary so please check with a tax
professional to determine what if any tax benefit you may receive.
Q: What do I need to donate my vehicle?
A: We would like the title to the vehicle, but if you do not have
it please call us anyway. It is possible that other arrangements
may be made.
Q: My car hasn't run in years. Can
I still donate it?
A: Yes, we are able to accept most vehicles running or not (exceptions
include older vehicles whose value would not offset the cost of
towing). To find out if we can accept your vehicle, please complete
and submit our online donation form.
Q: How is the value of my car determined?
A: We suggest you review IRS Publication which sets forth the manner
in which the IRS requires you to determine the value of your donated
property. If you have Adobe Acrobat Reader, then click here. If
you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, then click here and select
Publ 526.
In short, the IRS allows you, the donor, to assess the fair market
value of your vehicle. The Kelly Blue Book website will be helpful
in determining the value of your vehicle.
Q: How will the car be picked up?
A: We will arrange to have your vehicle towed away by a professionally
licensed, bonded and insured towing company.
Q: . How long will it take to pick
up my car?
A: You will at least be contacted within three or four business
days at the most. If you need your car picked up sooner, please
let us know as we may be able to make those arrangements as well.
Q: How do I schedule a pickup?
A: You simply print out the donation
form, fill it out, and follow thee directions.
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