Jul 25 2009
Vehicle Donations in Nebraska
Goodwill Industries Serving Southeast Nebraska was set up in 1932. A Miss Eleanor Miller had traveled to Boston and seen Goodwill Industries at work there. When she returned to Nebraska she established her own Goodwill charity, following the same philosophy and based on the same principals.
Today, more than ever, they need the help and support of the public. This includes donating cars and trucks. While you won't see these on sale in Goodwill's retail stores, you can rest assured that vehicle donations will be used to help people in the local community. Sometimes donated vehicles are sold to people who need cheap, reliable transportation. More often, donated autos are sold at auction to raise the money needed to fund Goodwill's various training schemes, job placement services and other community programs.
If you have a car on your driveway and you don't think you will ever need it again, you should think about donating it to Goodwill Industries. If you are worried about the hassle, Charity Dispatch can help. Laws were changed in the last few years concerning tax deductions that are earned by donating vehicles. You can either research this information yourself, or let an organization like Charity Dispatch help you make sure you're following the law.
The current economic crisis means that vehicle donations are needed more than ever. Donating clothes and furniture is still needed, but vehicle donations really provide the large amounts of money that enable Goodwill Industries all over the country to more easily help people with job training and job placements, something that helps the local economy in other ways.
If you have ever thought about donating your car to Goodwill Industries, now is the perfect time to take the plunge and go through with it. Acting today can help someone tomorrow.
Looking to make a big positive impact on your local community? Consider vehicle donation as a means. The process of donating your vehicle is made easy when you follow the instructions at www.charitydispatch.com/goodwill_donation/
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