For individuals and families facing severe financial hardship, the Salvation Army occasionally offers specialized programs to help them get on the road.
Not every Salvation Army branch hosts auctions. You can use the Salvation Army Location Finder to contact your local branch or visit the Official Vehicle Donation Page to see if auctions are active in your area.
Most vehicles donated to the Salvation Army are sold through . These events are often the best place to find a reliable used car at a price significantly lower than a traditional dealership.
Whether you are looking for a bargain at a public auction or seeking assistance through a social service program, here is everything you need to know about buying a car from the Salvation Army. 1. The Auction Scene: Scoring a Bargain
Show up early! While test drives are generally not allowed, you can usually inspect the interior, look under the hood, and sometimes hear the engine run.
Driving for Good: Your Guide to Buying a Car Through the Salvation Army
