What does Kars4Kids do for kids?

Kars4Kids is a United States-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that states that its mission is “to fund educational, developmental and recreational programs for low-income youth” through programs largely facilitated by its sister charity Oorah, which focuses on Jewish children and families.

Does Kars4Kids take cars that don’t run?

You can donate almost any car that doesn’t run to our charity. If you have a vehicle that hasn’t been in running condition for a while, either fill out a form online or give us a call at 877-Kars4Kids – that’s 877-527-7454 – and we will come pick it up for free. Most donated cars are recycled.

Is there a Kars4Kids Car Donation Service Review?

Kars4Kids Vehicle Donation Service Review After hearing the radio commercial for Kars4Kids on AM News Radio 780 in Chicago about 6,000 times, I knew I had to create a review for these guys. They obviously have the budget to run an obsessive amount of radio commercials, but in my Kars4Kids review, I analyzed exactly how much money goes to charity.

What kind of rating does Kars4Kids have?

Kars4Kids is a registered nonprofit Jewish organization who, together with Oorah, our sister charity, helps thousands of children. Learn more about how we calculate the overall score and rating. This rating was published 05/01/2021 and includes data from FY2019, the most recent 990 received at that time.

How did Kars4Kids do with my old car?

Basically my old car went from a hassle to a 4500 tax deduction (more than I expected from it!) super happy! Great service and communication. The car was picked up on time and we were informed daily as to what transpired during and after the vehicle pickup.

Where did I hear the Kars4Kids radio commercial?

After hearing the radio commercial for Kars4Kids on AM News Radio 780 in Chicago about 6,000 times, I knew I had to create a review for these guys. They obviously have the budget to run an obsessive amount of radio commercials, but in my Kars4Kids review, I analyzed exactly how much money goes to charity. Well, at least I tried to.