There are just 3 simple steps!

1. Contact Us

Fill out the vehicle donation form below or give us a call at Goodwill Car Donations at (866) 233-8586.

2. Schedule Pickup

Schedule your fast, free vehicle pickup at a time and place convenient for you.

3. Tax Deduction

Receive your IRS tax-deductible receipt and save on taxes when you donate your car to Goodwill Car Donations!

 

Our Mission

We advance sustainability so that individuals and families can thrive and flourish.


Areas Served

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Across 22 counties in central and southeastern Pennsylvania, Goodwill Keystone Area helps people facing employment barriers build skills, find jobs, and grow their careers.

The organization’s recent impact reporting notes that 5,718 people received support, 2,729 people received job training, and 51.8 million pounds were kept from landfills.

Your vehicle donation adds to that momentum – turning an unused car into funding for career programs, hands-on training, youth support, and sustainability efforts across Goodwill Keystone Area’s Pennsylvania service region.

About Goodwill Keystone Area

Goodwill Keystone Area (EIN 23-1368462) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving 22 counties across central and southeastern Pennsylvania, with a mission focused on sustainability and helping individuals and families thrive.

That mission shows up in a practical way. Donations are turned into resources that fund training, paychecks, careers, and opportunities for people who may be facing barriers to employment.

Through programs like Employment Services, Ticket to Work, Assessment Services, Training Services, Project SEARCH, Supportive Services, Youth-Specific Programs, Intro to Logistics, and the Goodwill Learning Lab, Goodwill Keystone Area gives people more than one way to build skills, find work, and move forward.

How Your Car Donation Helps

A vehicle donation helps fund Goodwill Keystone Area’s career, training, and sustainability programs across central and southeastern Pennsylvania.

Those dollars support numerous services such as:

  • Employment Services and Ticket to Work for people building skills, searching for jobs, or moving from disability benefits toward employment
  • Assessment and Training Services that help participants understand their strengths, build workplace skills, and prepare for next steps
  • Project SEARCH and Youth-Specific Programs for young people and young adults with disabilities preparing for work
  • Intro to Logistics and the Goodwill Learning Lab for hands-on learning, skill-building, and career development support

By donating, you turn a vehicle into practical support for people building skills, preparing for employment, and moving toward greater independence across Goodwill Keystone Area’s Pennsylvania communities.

Why Donate Through Goodwill Car Donations

Donating your vehicle to Goodwill Keystone Area through Goodwill Car Donations is fast, free, and hassle-free. We arrange free pickup and towing at a time and place convenient for you, whether your vehicle is running or non-running.

Once your vehicle is sold, proceeds go directly to support Goodwill Keystone Area and the programs they provide to your community. You’ll also receive an IRS tax-deductible receipt, making your generosity rewarding in more ways than one.

FAQs

1. What does Goodwill Keystone Area do with the donated vehicles?

Goodwill Car Donations sells the vehicle, and the proceeds are directed to Goodwill Keystone Area. From there, the funds support programs that turn donated resources into training, paychecks, careers, and opportunities for people across the region.

2. Who benefits from my car donation?

Your vehicle donation benefits people across Goodwill Keystone Area’s 22-county service area. That may include job seekers, young adults with disabilities, people receiving disability benefits who want to work, youth participants, and individuals building new workplace skills.

3. What is Project SEARCH and who does it serve?

Project SEARCH is one of Goodwill Keystone Area’s employment-focused programs for young adults with disabilities. It helps participants build workplace skills, gain real-world experience, and prepare for competitive employment as they move toward greater independence.