To start the car donation process, please call us at (615) 242-0411.
After initial contact, transfer the Vehicle Title to The Salvation Army (the original copy is needed). Additionally, complete these forms below.
Affidavit Form
Car Donation Form
Submit the original Title, Affidavit Form, and Car Donation Form to:
The Salvation Army
P.O. Box 78625
Nashville, TN 37207
Residents of Davidson, Sumner, Cheatham, Williamson, Dickson, and Hickman counties can use the telephone number or email address below to arrange free pick-up of their donation.
Phone: (615) 242-0411
Email: Asha_Krishnan
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We always appreciate vehicle donations. We not only accept car donations, but we also can accept boat donations, motorcycles, campers, ATVs and trailers. Vehicles are accepted in any condition (running or not). We will pick up your automobile donation for free within our five county service area. Car donations offer you a unique way to help your community. Donate your car and change someone's life. Please contact The Salvation Army Nashville Area Command for more information on donating your vehicle.
Contact by Phone:
(615) 242-0411
Send us an Email:
Aparna_Krishnan@uss.salvationarmy.org
*Please note that we can only accept vehicle donations in Middle Tennessee.
Car Donation Process:
Upon expressing interest in donating your vehicle of transportation, our Donor Relations Department will request three forms to be completed including:
1. Car Donation Form
2. Affidavit
3. Transfer of Vehicle Title to The Salvation Army
Whose Life Will Your Donation Transform?
All vehicle donations help support The Salvation Army's Operation Bootstraps program, a long-term transitional housing program specifically for men. Participants are highly motivated individuals who are tired of being homeless, and have been drug and alcohol-free for at least 30 days. The goal of this transitional program is for residents to become self-sufficient and move into permanent housing. In order to achieve the permanent housing goal, residents will engage in opportunities to improve life skills, job skills, education, money management, and emotional health. For more information on our Operation Bootstraps program click here.