Marlboro, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 11/23/2016 -- The people at American Children's Society, Inc. have been helping kids for over 20 years. By facilitating car donations, the organization can raise money that is donated to youth charities and families in need. After picking up the donated vehicles, American Children's Society, Inc, services the vehicle to ensure it will be up to resale standards. Once the automobile is in working order, the organization will either sell or donate the car. If they sell the vehicle, a portion of the proceeds will go directly to a charity that benefits children. The organization will also sell the cars to families in need at a price below fair market value. Other vehicles accepted include boats and RVs.
American Children's Society, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization as determined by the IRS. The charity thrives thanks to public support and does not rely on federal loans or state grants. Their staff is comprised of passionate people that are motivated and hard-working. Unlike many social service programs, their non-profit organization replied promptly. Their volunteers are on-call 24 hours a day and provide immediate assistance. Click here to be directed to their online automobile donation form.
Cancer is one of the diseases that American Children's Society, Inc, targets. Their organization does everything it can to encourage donations that will directly help children survive life-threatening diseases. The company also provides disaster relief in the form of volunteer work. After Hurricane Katrina, the company purchased truckloads of supplies from Costco and hauled loads of donations to people in need. Interested parties are encouraged to visit http://childrenscharities.com.
About American Children's Society, Inc.
American Children's Society, Inc. provides financial assistance to families of sick and impoverished children to assist with medical, household and funeral-related expenses. The organization also supplies low-no cost vehicles to those in need of inexpensive transportation. For more information, visit http://childrenscharities.com.