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Transportation
"Our decisions about transportation determine much more than where roads or bridges or tunnels or rail lines will be built. They determine the connections and barriers that people will encounter in their daily lives - and thus how hard or easy it will be for people to get where they need and want to go."
-Elijah Cummings
Website: www.ssvpusa.org
Phone: 314-576-3993
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This organization can distribute bus passes or a volunteer from the community may be able to provide transport to those in need.
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Website: www.acl.gov
Phone: 800-677-1116
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This program helps elderly and disabled with low-cost transportation such as a ride to a job interview or to a doctor's appointment.
Website: www.800charitycars.org
Phone: 1-800-242-7489
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This organization provides free donated vehicles to assist struggling families in their transition from dependency to self-sufficiency.
Website: www.salvationarmyusa.org
Phone: 1-800-SAL-ARMY
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This national organization can provide free gas vouchers to those in need.
Website: www.cars4heroes.org
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This organization provides free transportation to veterans, active-duty members, first responders, and their families.
Website: www.goodnewsgarage.org
Phone: 877-448-3288
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This program provides donated cars to people in need in Vermont, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire.
Website: www.voa.org
Phone: 703-341-5000
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This organization offers transportation assistance such as obtaining free bus passes to veterans, homeless individuals, and low-income families.
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Website: www.nooneleft.org
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The national organization donates cars to U.S. interpreters and U.S. employees and their families that have worked in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Website: www.travelersaid.org
Phone: 202-546-1127
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This charity partners with greyhound and other regional transportation companies to assist the poor, homeless, or indigent. They provide anything from free bus passes to money to pay for a taxi.
Website: www.gsamministries.com
Phone: 804-231-9995
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This ministry offers help to the less fortunate, ranging from financial aid to healthcare or food and transportation.
Website: www.vehiclesforchange.org
Phone: 855-820-7990
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This non-profit donates cars to people in need in Maryland, Virginia, and Michigan.
Website: www.unitedway.org
Phone: 211
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This organization assists with financial needs including gasoline vouchers.
Website: www.carsformoms.org
Phone: 1-800-470-1210
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This organization provides free cars, public transit, and auto repair for single parents.
Website: www.onlinecardonation.com
Phone: 888-228-7320
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This charity offers reliable, donated vehicles free of charge to individuals in need.​
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Website: www.vansforvets.org
Phone: 828-390-9914
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This organization provides handicapped equipped vehicles free of charge to disabled and homeless veterans, as well as their families.
Website: www.angelflight.com
Phone: 918-749-8992
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This organization arranges for free air transportation in response to healthcare needs. They seek to enable patients to receive treatment that might not be accessible due to geographic or physical limitations.
Website: www.workingcarsforworkingfamilies.org/find-a-program/application/
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This organization ensures that working families can get, keep, and use a reliable car at fair terms.
Website: www.withcauses.org
Phone: 888-228-7320
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This non-profit connects contributors to people in need. To be considered for the donation drive, the applicant must explain why they need a free car and the details surrounding their financial situation.
Website: www.modestneeds.org
Phone: 844-667-3776
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This non-profit can help with car repairs to those in financially difficult situations.