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Turn Your Vehicle Into More WFDD Programming

Keep 88.5 WFDD strong—just by saying goodbye to that old ride! Whether your truck has hauled its last load of mulch or your boat is destined for the bottom of the lake, your vehicle can be the ticket to more great programming across our 32-county listening area.

Cars, trucks, motorcycles, RVs—even airplanes!—all help WFDD keep quality national shows and our award-winning local news reporting on the air. Turn your unwanted vehicle into something that informs, connects, educates, and inspires. Donate today and keep 88.5 WFDD going!
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Ready to Donate?

How It Works

Step 1

Call us at 877-WFDD-CAR or fill out our secure online form.

Step 2

We will tow your vehicle at no cost to you!

Step 3

Get a donation receipt and help support WFDD’s programming and local news reporting.

What We Accept

Your unwanted vehicle — or even property — can help support WFDD!

Cars
Trucks
Trailers
Boats
RVs
Motorcycles
Campers
Off-Road Vehicles
Planes
Heavy Equipment
Farm Machinery
Real Estate

Not seeing your item listed? Still have questions? Just drop us a line and we'll be happy to help!

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my vehicle donation tax-deductible?

Yes! Vehicle donations are tax-deductible. Individual tax situations vary. Consult your tax advisor or refer to IRS Publication 4303.

What types of vehicles do you accept?

We accept cars, trucks, trailers, boats, RVs, motorcycles, campers, off-road vehicles, planes, heavy equipment, farm machinery, and most motorized vehicles. To confirm, complete our online form or call 877-WFDD-CAR.

My car doesn’t run or hasn’t been used in years. Can I still donate it?

Yes! Even non-running vehicles are accepted, as long as they are towable and in one piece. Contact us to schedule pick-up.

Can I donate a car out of state?

Yes! We can provide convenient vehicle pick-up in all 50 U.S. states. Contact us via the online form or call 877-WFDD-CAR.

Do I need to notify my local Motor Vehicle Division?

State notification releases you from liability for the vehicle. Steps vary by state, such as returning plates or submitting a release of liability form.