Formed in 1996 for the benefit of the community, Cars for Charity is a collaboration between 14 non-profit agencies (all of the members of the Spokane County United Way) and Pull & Save Auto Parts.

When you're thinking of selling that extra vehicle because it's too expensive to repair...
You don't use it anymore...
You want more space...
Think about the many local people you can help through Cars for Charity.
By donating your unneeded vehicle to Cars for Charity, you're helping provide health and human care services right here at home.
Drive it in or call to arrange for towing.
Your donation may be tax deductible.*
Our friendly service is sure to answer all your questions.
Call 509-928-1900

Pull & Save Auto Parts
10414 E. Knox Avenue
Spokane, WA 99206

The fundamental objective: to provide an avenue for people to dispose of unwanted vehicles while giving them the opportunity to support the services of local charities.

Since its inception, over 6,800 vehicles, ranging from those sold for parts to fully operable motor homes, cars, trucks and boats, have been donated.

Donors may designate their contribution to one of the following agencies, or have the proceeds split equally among all participating agencies.

American Red Cross Inland Northwest Chapter provides emergency basic human needs for disaster vicctims, military personnel, families of veterans, health and safety training, AIDS education, volunteer and community services for youth and adults. 326-3330

Camp Fire USA Inland Northwest Council builds caring, confident youth and future leaders--one small group at a time. Camp Fire provides hands-on educational opportunities for boys and girls to become more skilled at planning activities, making decisions, dealing with conflict, solving problems, taking responsibility for their actions, as well as outdoor education and leadership opportunities through Camp Dart-Lo and Camp Sweyolakan. Our programs benefit children from ages 3 through grade 12, as well as young adults with developmental disabilities or special needs. 747-6191

Cancer Patient Care is the region's only non-profit providing direct life-sustaining service to cancer patients who have limited resources. Emotional, educational, financial, medical and social service support is available. 456-0446

Children's Home Society of Washington offers counseling and support for children and families, including parent education programs, relatives raising relatives and a broad spectrum of information and support services for families touched by adoption. 747-4174

Eastern Washington Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing offers communication advocacy, information and referral services, and interpreters for deaf and hard of hearing individuals as well as educational training for organizations. 328-9220

Excelsior Youth Center connects kids with their future through residential, foster care, and drug and alcohol programs providing hope, direction and therapeutic intervention for emotionally and behaviorally impaired youth. 328-7041

Martin Luther King Jr. Family Outreach Center is a pioneering, non-profit, community based organization that since 1970 has worked to enhance the quality of life for children, youth and families in Spokane's southeast and east central neighborhoods. 455-8722

Second Harvest Food Bank of the Inland Northwest provides food to nearly 44,000 people each month through 21 emergency food pantries in Spokane County and more than 300 non-profit agencies in Eastern Washington and North Idaho. 534-6678

Spokane Guilds' School & Neuromuscular Center provides early intervention therapies and comprehensive assessments annually for over 200 developmentally disabled infants and toddlers from birth to three in Spokane County. 326-1651

Spokane Neighborhood Action Programs (SNAP) provides a wide range of services designed to meet emergency basic needs such as heat, homeless shelters for families, home repair for low-income, weatherization, affordable housing and many other critical services. 456-7111

Spokane County United Way is committed to improving the lives of families and individuals in Spokane County. Community investments are strategically allocated by volunteers to over forty five carefully selected programs, providing immediate crisis relief and long-term preventative solutions. 838-6581

VNA Home Health Care Services (also known as Spokane Visiting Nurse Association) provides in-home health care to people of all ages with all medical diagnoses, regardless of ability to pay. Clients must need skilled services of a nurse or therapist and have difficulty leaving home. 534-4300

YFA Connections provides prevention, intervention, education and treatment services to youth, families, and adults in conflict or crisis. Youth programs include temporary shelter and counseling services for at-risk, runaway and homeless teens at our Crisis Residential Center. 532-2000

YMCA of the Inland Northwest offers over 140 different developmental programs annually to children, youth, families, and seniors. Programs include licensed before-and after-school child care; teen recreation, leadership, and employment opportunities; day camp and resident camp; educational tutoring and reading; and youth sports programming that ranges from gymnastics and aquatics to basketball and soccer. 838-3577