Friday, February 16, 2018

Four Steps Donors Need To Take In Giving To A Car Donation Milwaukee Charity

Have you ever considered donating a car to charity? If so, you may think that it must be quite complicated. After all, selling your car is a lengthy, complex process. Fortunately, in reality, there are only four steps that donors need to take in giving to a car donation Milwaukee charity, and only the first one could be seen as slightly complicated.

The First Step in Giving to a Car Donation Milwaukee Charity

The one and only complexity about making a car donation is choosing a worthy charity. There are so many causes, all of them good, that it is hard to choose one over the other. There are charities that work with young people, old people, and animals. There are also charities that focus on diseases, the environment, combating loneliness. The list is endless and there are no right or wrong answers. Only you can determine which charity you feel is deserving of your generosity. That said, there are three things in particular that you should look for:
  1. That the charity accepts car donations
  2. That the charity is efficient, meaning they actually spend the money from your donation on their cause
  3. That the charity is 501(c)3 registered, which means they have charitable status and that you can deduct your donation from your taxable income

The Other Three Steps to Making a Car Donation

Clearly, the hard part is choosing a charity. Should you have chosen one, for instance Rawhide.org, then you are ready to make your donation and this requires just three more simple steps:
  1. Contact your chosen charity. With Rawhide, you can do so online. This is how you tell them that you have a donation to make.
  2. Wait for them to contact you back to ask for further details, explain the process to you, and arrange a date and time that is convenient to you to have the vehicle picked up.
  3. Wait for your tax receipt to arrive in the post and/or via email, which should be in around 30 days. This is what you need to claim the deduction at the end of the year.

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