Every car can drive change.

"It's not easy for me to part with this lil cutie... it was the first "fancy" thing we ever owned. I believe it's still an eye-catching piece of art even with the dings and scratches. I decided the best way to take advantage of any remaining value in the car would be to donate it. I sure hope you finda a good home lil girl, but I need the garage space. Love you, bye bye."

"Way back in 2005, I chose my new car on the premise that I would fuel it using 100% biodiesel, made entirely with vegetable oil...It was an incredibly reliable car that served me well for 17 years. Recent mechanical issues mad it too costly to repair, and the decision to donate the vehicle to Best Friends Animal Sanctuary concides with my adoption of a puppy from Best Friends."

"The donation process was super convenient - just a couple of emails and a call to arrange the tow. I chose to give it to KALW because I listen whenever I'm in my car. I love their variety of content and feel good offering my support. I have fun memories of riding the bike, but it's too dangerous for me now. I'm glad to donate!"

"I bought my Chevy Explorer van to exclusively travel with my then 15-year-old pup, and that's exactly what we did. Now she's gone over the rainbow bridge, and I set my eyes on The Asher House, in honor of my dog. It's a sanctuary that advocates for the welfare, protection, and dignity of all animals. I couldn't be more pleased with the simplicity and ease of the process through careasy.org! I will definitely do this again.”

“Ruth is a 2006 Subaru Outback, originally owned by my grandfather. In 2017, he generously gifted her to his two granddaughters as we embarked on our high school journey together. This was when she earned the nickname "Subaruth" (or Ruth for short), inspired by Ruth Bader Ginsburg… Eight years with Ruth guiding us through high school and college prepared us to face the world beyond her, and always reminded us of our grandfather back home.”

“It was difficult to let go of my little Toyota. It had been with me for 35 years of my life. While most people go through many cars in their lifetime, this was my one and only car—my constant companion. When I heard about proposed federal cuts to National Public Radio, my other constant companion, I had no doubt about what I needed to do. I donated my car to NPR.”