Do you have a vehicle you would like to gift to Providence Network?
Our friends at Hands of The Carpenter have made the process of donating your vehicle to charity in Denver quite simple. Here’s how:
- Hands of The Carpenter will accept/pick up your vehicle
- Providence Network residents will benefit from the donation
- You will get a tax-deductible receipt for your contribution
By donating your car to the Hands of The Carpenter “Good Neighbor Garage” program, you provide hope through transportation. They accept donations of cars and other vehicles as a way to provide for the reliable transportation needs of working single mothers in the Metro Denver Area. You can learn more about Hands of The Carpenter by visiting their Facebook, Instagram, and vehicle donation website.
What makes Hands of the Carpenter’s “Good Neighbor Garage” program unique?
High Impact – Vehicles donated will either be inspected for use by a qualified resident, sold to cover expenses, or sold for scrap. They take all cars, whether they are running or not.
Easy To Do – You don’t need to do anything except hand them your keys and title!
Max Tax Deduction – Hands of the Carpenter is one of only a few charities in Colorado which allows you to claim the full-market value of your donated car. When you donate your car to “Good Neighbor Garage,” you can maximize your tax deduction. There may also be a Colorado state tax deduction available to you as well.
What are the benefits of donating a vehicle?
Donating a vehicle to Providence Network through Hands of The Carpenter comes with several benefits. You can make a difference in the lives of Providence Network residents by supporting them through your generous donation. Your donation can provide transportation for those in need, helping them access important resources and opportunities.
Additionally, by donating your vehicle, you can receive a tax-deductible receipt, which can help you save money on your taxes. You get to declutter your life by getting rid of a vehicle you no longer need, while also making a difference in the community.
Plus, the process is made easy and convenient by Hands of The Carpenter, so you can feel good about your donation knowing that it will be put to good use. Consider donating your car today and help support Providence Network and those they serve.
Here’s what other donors have to say about Hands of the Carpenter:
“It is wonderful to know that our well-cared for car will continue to be a blessing for a woman in need. The process to donate the car was hassle free. They even offered to have the car picked up at no cost to me even though we dropped it off. Truly a first class organization!” – Mark S., Recently donated his car
How did Hands of the Carpenter get started?
In April 2003 CEO/founder Dan Georgopulos, his wife Brenda, and key leaders established Hands of The Carpenter (Hands). After hearing stories of abuse, potential homelessness, death of a spouse, etc. – the types of events that cause women to be financially vulnerable – Dan decided to create Hands to provide assistance.
The women they served spoke about their fear of losing jobs if they couldn’t get their children to school and themselves to work. The team learned that a focused effort on automotive services was needed. Hands was launched in order to provide timely services by qualified technicians for women needing safe and reliable transportation to achieve self-sufficiency and independence.
Over the course of nearly two decades of serving, Hands has adapted to changing needs of the women we get to serve, the way we do it and the “when”. Owning a vehicle is expensive and at the wrong time, it can be a burden. At the right time, it can unlock opportunity. Hands grows partnerships with other organizations assisting the same group (in different ways). Hands partners with automotive related businesses to expand our capacity to serve. Hands utilizes traditional and non-traditional (like impact investments and car donations) fundraising efforts to join together as what is now called the “Hands Community”. This diverse community of businesses, churches, nonprofits, individuals, civic groups, foundations (and others) work together to provide both HOPE and practical assistance.
You can start the vehicle donation process by filling out the form below.
If you want the car donation to go to a particular individual, please donate it directly to them.
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