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Free Car Giveaway Event 11/28/2009

>> Saturday, November 28, 2009


There was a Free Car Giveaway Event today at Global Auto Mall in New Jersey where all New Jersey members could attend for the possibility of receiving the car being given away. the lucky recipient was Gutierrez1114. Congrats to Gutierrez1114!! Unfortunately only 6 New Jersey members showed up to the event. The members that did show up will be awarded 1000 votes each just for going!! So this is a reminder for other members in different states if there is a Free Car Giveaway Event in your area make sure that you attend...you never know what u may receive.

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Vote for Charity Cars inc. in Chase Community Giving page on Facebook

>> Wednesday, November 25, 2009


(click on title and u will be directed to the facebook page)

The voting is done now....another chance to vote for Charity Cars Inc. in January i will make a new post when the voting begins.

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Vote for Brian Menzies for Changemaker at change.org!!!


http://www.change.org/changemakers/view/brian_menzies

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animated movie for FCC

>> Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Another animated movie i made for FCC (please watch)Just click on the title and it will bring you right to the video. :-)

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Need A Car??

(animated movie by crystal84)Just click the title and it will bring you right to the movie. :-)

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Help Promote FreeCharityCars.org!!

>> Sunday, November 15, 2009

Please everyone that reads this blog tell everyone you know about FreeCharityCars.org...we really need to let the world know about this great charity!! They help so many hard working deserving people, now we have to help them to get publicity so that they will recieve more car donations!!! the more donations they get the more people they can help. In my previous posts ive given all the information about freecharitycars.org now its time to get everyones help with getting this charity known throughout the US!!

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The Charity Cars Donation Process

>> Wednesday, November 4, 2009



To donate a vehicle call 1-800-CHARITY (1-800-242-7489 x 2) or donate online. Once we receive your information we will make an initial determination whether your vehicle may be suitable to be used as a “program” car (to be provided to a client) or whether the vehicle will be sold at auction or for salvage. If your vehicle is not suitable to be a “program” car, (In the sole opinion of Charity Cars and/or its representatives), we will either e-mail or send you a letter stating that “your vehicle does not meet our criteria to be a program car. Your vehicle will be sold and you will be sent a tax-voucher within 30 days of the sale that will include the sales price that you must use to value your donation.”*

"Program Vehicles"

If your vehicle is tentatively accepted to be used as a “program” car we will either e-mail or send you a letter stating that “based on the information that you have provided regarding the condition of your vehicle, your vehicle may be used in our program and be provided to a disadvantaged person. Once we receive your signed, transferable title, we will make arrangements to have your vehicle picked up and inspected by a repair facility or a representative of Charity Cars. (Included in this letter will be a summary of the condition of the vehicle that you are donating. If there are any discrepancies please contact us immediately. Once the vehicle has been picked-up it cannot be returned to you.*) If the condition of the vehicle has been accurately conveyed to our representatives, (In the sole opinion of Charity Cars and/or its representatives), then your vehicle will be used as a “program” car and be provided to a client and we will send you a tax-voucher stating that you may deduct the “fair market value” of your donation within 30 days of the pick up. (Assistance in determining the “fair market value” can be found at www.kbb.com Kelly Blue Books’ website. Use private party value as a guide.) If, based on inspection, your vehicle has not been accurately represented to us then your vehicle will be sold and you will be sent a tax-voucher within 30 days of the sale that will include the sales price that you must use for your tax deduction.”*


Non-Program Vehicles


If your vehicle does not meet our “program” criteria, it will be sold: The tow service will contact you to schedule a convenient time to pick up your vehicle at no charge. In preparing your vehicle’s title for transfer, write the name Charity Cars, Inc. on the "buyer/purchaser" line and sign your name where it states “seller” exactly as it appears on the title. The tow truck driver will pick up your vehicle as well as the title. If you are uncomfortable about handing your title to the tow truck driver, you can make prior arrangements with the donation representative to mail your title to the Charity Cars headquarters.


Again, once the vehicle is sold you will receive a tax-voucher within 30 days of the sale reflecting the sales price that you may deduct. If, on the other hand, your vehicle is accepted as a “program” car, you will receive a tax-voucher stating that you may deduct the “fair market value.”(According to the IRS, the donor, not the recipient charity, must determine the “fair market value” which the IRS describes as the price that a willing buyer and a willing seller would agree on if neither were pressured to do so. Assistance with vehicle values can be found at www.kbb.com Kelly Blue Books web site. Use private party value.)

DONATE YOUR VEHICLE TO THE ORIGINAL CHARITY CARS!
1-800-CHARITY
www.800charitycars.org

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Vehicle Donations and the new tax law


Beginning January 1, 2005, new federal tax legislation governing vehicle donations goes into effect. The following is a summary of the new legislation contained in (HR 4520).

Under the new law, allowable deductions for charitable contributions of vehicles, boats and airplanes (collectively referred to as “assets” in this summary) for which the claimed value exceeds $500 will depend how the asset is used by the recipient charity. If the organization sells the asset without any significant intervening use or material improvement, the donor’s deduction is limited to the gross sales proceeds received by the charity. But, if the organization uses the asset in direct furtherance of its charitable purpose the donor may deduct the “fair market value” of the asset. (According to the IRS, the donor, not the recipient charity, must determine the “fair market value” which the IRS describes as the price that a willing buyer and willing seller would agree upon if neither were pressured to do so. Assistance with vehicle values can be found at www.kbb.com Kelly Blue Book’s web site. Use private party value as a guide.).

Examples: If a vehicle with a “fair market value” of $4000 is donated directly to the non-profit charity and the organization sells the vehicle for $1000, the donor can only deduct $1000. But, if for instance, the organization provides the vehicle to a disadvantaged person, the donor may deduct the full “fair market value” of $4000.

Substantiation requirements when the claimed value exceeds $500 are as follows: No deduction is allowed unless the donor receives a written acknowledgement from the charity. That document must include the name and taxpayer identification number (social security number) of the donor and the vehicle identification number (or similar number) of the asset.

Additional documentation is required but is dependant on how the asset is used by the charity:

In the event the charity sells the asset without any significant intervening use or material improvement, the charity must send a written acknowledgement to the donor within 30 days of the sale certifying (1) that the asset was sold at an arms length transaction between unrelated parties, (2) the amount of the gross sales proceeds, and (3) include a warning that the donor’s deduction is limited to the sales proceeds.

If the charity intends to make significant use of the donated asset (such as providing a donated vehicle to a disadvantaged person) or make material improvements, the required written acknowledgement must be provided within 30 days of the contribution and must certify: (1) the intended use and duration of such use or the material improvements to be made and (2) that the asset will not be transferred in exchange for money, other property, or services before completion of such use or improvements.

Click here to read about the donation process

DONATE YOUR VEHICLE TO THE ORIGINAL CHARITY CARS!
1-800-CHARITY
www.800charitycars.org

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1-800-CHARITY CARS MISSION


“To engage in activities that will uplift humanity…”
Areas of interest, activity and/or funding:

*Provide refurbished donated vehicles free of charge to qualified entities (struggling individuals/families, other non-profits)

*Develop the nationwide 1-800-CHARITY donation system to deliver 100% of financial donations to qualified donor directed entities

*Support peace initiatives

*Support domestic violence shelters and programs

*Support our nations military through the Charity Cars for Military Families program

*Strengthen Homeland security (Advance Port security by developing safer Intermodal Shipping Containers)

*Support programs designed to improve education

*Support holistic approaches to health and wellness especially those that emphasize preventative health methods

*Support efforts to reduce poverty

*Support environmental initiatives

*Support organic agriculture

*Support the ethical treatment of animals

*Enhance all religions so that they may fulfill their full potential to improve the spiritual well being of all people

*Support consciousness raising programs

*Strengthen and accelerate the Global Spiritual Awakening currently transforming our world, creating an enlightened world of peace and prosperity for all

*Identify and disseminate books that will help to advance the global spiritual awakening

*Support and provide funding to other non-profits that share the 1-800-CHARITY CARS vision.

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