DONATE YOUR CAR FOR KIDS NEW 2015
ince the launch of the Donate Your Car program in 2006, more than 4200 people have generously donated their vehicle to Kids Under Cover. One hundred percent of the money raised from the Donate Your Car program has gone towards our work in preventing youth homelessness; however on any given night there are still more than 44,000 homeless young people. By donating your old or unwanted car, you will make a difference in the fight against youth homelessness. Donate today!
Last month (September 2014)
Number of vehicles donated: 213
This year (Since 1 January 2014)
Number of vehicles donated: 1808
Grand total (since 2006)
Number of vehicles donated: 4229
Donate your old or unwanted vehicle and help us prevent youth homelessness.
Have you bought a new car? Or do you want to get rid of an unwanted car? The Donate Your Car program is a free and fast alternative to selling or trading your vehicle.
It is an easy way to make a significant contribution to the lives of young Australians who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
ince the launch of the Donate Your Car program in 2006, more than 4200 people have generously donated their vehicle to Kids Under Cover. One hundred percent of the money raised from the Donate Your Car program has gone towards our work in preventing youth homelessness; however on any given night there are still more than 44,000 homeless young people. By donating your old or unwanted car, you will make a difference in the fight against youth homelessness. Donate today!
Last month (September 2014)
Number of vehicles donated: 213
This year (Since 1 January 2014)
Number of vehicles donated: 1808
Grand total (since 2006)
Number of vehicles donated: 4229
Donate your old or unwanted vehicle and help us prevent youth homelessness.
Have you bought a new car? Or do you want to get rid of an unwanted car? The Donate Your Car program is a free and fast alternative to selling or trading your vehicle.
It is an easy way to make a significant contribution to the lives of young Australians who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
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