If you’re in Vermont and ready to donate your car today, Green Wheels makes it happen fast. Start a quick 2‑minute online form or call us now, and a live Heritage for the Blind coordinator will confirm your details and schedule your free pickup. In most metro and larger town areas—from Burlington, South Burlington, Winooski, and Colchester to Rutland, Brattleboro, Montpelier, and Barre—we can arrange same‑day weekday pickup if you contact us before noon, or the next business day.
Here’s how it works for Vermont donors: you give us your vehicle’s year, make, model, condition, and exact location anywhere in the state—whether it’s in Burlington’s Old North End, a driveway in Essex, a farm road near St. Albans, or a workplace lot in White River Junction. We dispatch a licensed towing partner, including flatbed service for non‑running cars at no cost to you. There’s no inspection or repair required. Your vehicle is sold to support Heritage for the Blind’s services for people who are blind or visually impaired, and you receive a written tax receipt by mail, typically within 30 days. That receipt fully satisfies IRS Form 1098‑C rules for donations valued over $500.
Your complete donation timeline
Start your Vermont donation in 2 minutes
2 minutesBegin online or by phone. Share your basic contact info plus your car’s year, make, model, condition, and where it’s located in Vermont—whether that’s Burlington, Rutland, Brattleboro, or a smaller town. No paperwork is needed yet, just the title on hand.
Speak with a live coordinator
5–10 minutesMonday–Saturday, a Heritage for the Blind coordinator reviews your details, answers timing questions, and confirms your preferred pickup window. For weekday calls before noon in most metro areas, they’ll aim for same‑day. Otherwise, they set the next‑business‑day pickup time.
Free towing or flatbed pickup
Same-day or next business dayA professional tow driver meets you where the vehicle is—home, work, or a repair shop. Non‑running or damaged cars are loaded by flatbed at no cost. You hand over the signed title and keys, and your driveway or parking spot is instantly cleared.
Vehicle sale to benefit Heritage for the Blind
1–3 weeks typicalYour vehicle is transported, processed, and sold. Proceeds help fund services and programs for people who are blind or visually impaired through Heritage for the Blind, a 501(c)(3) charity, while you’re done with all vehicle hassles in Vermont.
Receive your IRS‑ready tax receipt
Within 30 days of saleAfter the sale, you’re mailed a written tax receipt that meets IRS Form 1098‑C requirements for donations over $500. Keep it with your tax records to support a potential deduction when you file your federal return.
Why the process is genuinely fast
Same‑day or next‑day pickup in much of Vermont
Call before noon on a weekday in most metro and larger town areas and we aim for same‑day pickup. Otherwise, your vehicle is typically scheduled for the very next business day, so your spot is cleared fast.
2‑minute start from anywhere in Vermont
Whether you’re in Burlington, Montpelier, Rutland, Bennington, or a nearby rural area, you can launch your donation in about two minutes online or by phone—no photos, estimates, or pre‑inspection required.
Live coordinators Monday–Saturday
You’re never stuck waiting on an automated system. A live Heritage for the Blind coordinator is available Monday through Saturday to confirm details, lock in a pickup window, and answer your timing questions on the spot.
Non‑running and damaged cars are welcome
If your car won’t start, failed inspection, or has been sitting in a driveway in Barre or a barn in the Northeast Kingdom, we’ll still take it. Free towing and flatbed service are included—no repairs needed beforehand.
No emissions check or inspection needed
We don’t require you to update Vermont inspection stickers or pass emissions before donating. As long as you have the title, we’ll pick up your vehicle as‑is and handle the rest, saving you time and hassle.