Vehicles for Veterans is amazing! They were very communicative and picked up my donation without any hassles or hidden fees. I know it will either go to a good home or have its parts transplanted to k... See more
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Donate your car, boat, truck, RV, motorcycle or any other vehicle to help disabled veterans. Your donation provides support, encouragement and a better life.
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Wayzata Boulevard 5775, 55416, Saint Louis Park, United States
- vehiclesforveterans.org
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Pick up was fast and easy.
No issues with the pick up of the…
No issues with the pick up of the vehicle nor transfer of the title.
Very professional people I interacted with through the whole process!
Herd back real quick
Herd back real quick, came and picked up car when they said they would. Driver of tow truck was supper friendly & and received all documents.
Overall the process went pretty…
Overall the process went pretty smoothly! Glad my car went to a good cause.
Went smoothly.
After donating my vehicle
After donating my vehicle, I never heard anything from them again until now! I never received (as promised) a tax (rebate?) form. I checked the Spam folder and found it. Thanks.

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This was our first time donating a car…
This was our first time donating a car and it was an easy process. The pickup and notice of donation happened quickly.
That they pick up
Great experience I recommend it for anyone looking to donate a vehicle
Good communications and a timely pickup…
Good communications and a timely pickup for my Mom. Thank you.
Greg
It was so easy!
The process to sign up and submit your…
The process to sign up and submit your request to donate was easy and simple. The tow company that picked up my vehicle was professional and super friendly.
Pickup went smoothly
Pickup went smoothly. Driver was very pleasant and respectful of property.
My vehicle was picked-up the next day
My vehicle was picked-up the day after I made the donation. The flat bed truck driver arrived at the scheduled time.
great job
You where on time to pick the vehicle up and the person picking the vehicle was kind and quick.
I donated two motorcycles
I donated two motorcycles. Communication was terrible and I had to rearrange my entire work schedule because the people picking them up did not communicate nor even care if I knew anything at all about them coming. The time I was given was a joke and they never showed up. I called V for Vets, spoke to some guy who said “I don’t know, call the trucking company”. Then, I keep getting email and texts stating “something’s wrong with the title” for one of the bikes, incidentally a bike worth about $6k. The email said “someone will contact you” but I haven’t heard a thing. So this smells like a scam, I donated a very nice bike worth a decent amount of money to help a vet. What I got for that was extra work, worry and not even a donation I can use on my taxes. Apparently there’s a title problem but I haven’t heard a word, which makes me think that someone is just using that bike as if I gifted it to them instead of a vet. The second bike apparently “sold for $900” but I got a letter in the mail that said “we can’t give a receipt unless you write your SSN on this paper and return it to us.” Seriously, can anything sound more like a scam? Why was I never told any of these things when I first inquired? All in all, I wish I would’ve just sold the bikes myself or given them away to a friend. It wasn’t worth the trouble, didn’t help any vet, didn’t give a tax donation, was super frustrating, smacked of a scam the whole time, and remains unresolved. They say no good deed goes unpunished, well that’s true with these morons and I’ll never do anything like that ever again. Ever. Never. Yes, it’s that fly by night. Ridiculous. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.

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The process was very fast and simple.
Knowing that my donation was going to…
Knowing that my donation was going to help our Veterans. We can't do enough for them. My husband served in Vietnam during 1968-1969 then returned home to pass away from cancer due to Agent Orange exposure.
It was a very simple and easy process to donate…
It was a very simple process to donate my vehicle, and it couldn't be for a better cause! We owe our freedom to Veterans!!!
The only thing is, I never received any type of final email, or mailed paperwork, showing that I had indeed, completed the vehicle donation process. Both just for my personal records, and anything I may need for my taxes.
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