It doesn’t matter how good you’ve got it – when someone you care about is suffering, you want to do everything you can. For individuals with epilepsy, offering better ways to cope is what the amazing personnel at the Epilepsy Foundation of San Diego County do.
When one in every 10 Americans will have at least one seizure in their lifetimes, we need an organization that’s ready to help and devoted to research. If you knew you could quickly and easily support such an organization, what would you say?
When you donate a car to the Epilepsy Foundation of San Diego County, you enable an everyday item – your vehicle – to become comfort for someone experiencing seizures or faced with a difficult prognosis.
There are so many things in life you can’t count on. You know you won’t have your health forever. You also know that what you drive is eventually going to need replacing.
Do you live in San Diego and commute across several freeways to work? Or are you the carpool mom with lots and lots of stops?
Chances are you’re putting beaucoup miles on your vehicle! If it’s time for something new, keep in mind that a charity car donation to the Epilepsy Foundation of San Diego County serves local needs.
Are you hoping to downsize, so you’re looking at MINI of San Diego online? If you’re planning a dealer trade-in, it’ll be easy for you, for sure. BUT – think about what you’ll be missing (besides 60-70% of the value of your car, which the dealer will keep!)
Here’s your opportunity to serve Paralyzed Veterans of America, or just make it easier for an epileptic to feel a sense of community, while gaining hope that their seizure disorder won’t keep them from the public dignity they deserve.
The Epilepsy Foundation’s volunteers look for ways to make the lives of patients easier, maximizing their opportunities for employment and recreation. There’s a tremendous amount of stigma that seizure patients have to contend with. Not everyone is as understanding as you are!
In addition to what you already know, the USC School of Business did a study showing some good reasons you do NOT want to trade in your car, mostly because they simply jack up the price of the new one to make up for it!
A vehicle donation to Epilepsy Foundation of San Diego County through Riteway Charity Services enables you to write off 100% of your car’s value.
Very, very easily! Seriously, just call us at 888-250-4490 or contact us online and our experts come to you to pick up your 
donation car. Let us know a location and an appropriate time for you!
A car or truck donation to Epilepsy Foundation of San Diego County puts us to work immediately. Through Riteway Charity Services you get it picked up free and every bit of paperwork completed for you. We handle the entire process, leaving you with the tax break and the Foundation with a check!
You have better things to do. Are you a volunteer? Or do you simply want to support the Epilepsy Foundation because of a loved one with the disease?
We’ve been handling auto donations for decades, so our vehicle donation program to Epilepsy Foundation of San Diego County won’t burden you in any way.
If you’re heading out to shop, you may be getting excited about some of the newer features.
Have you seen how the Lexus LS sedan and the Volvo XC60 can take the steering wheel from you?! How about the blind spot information system? Or heated armrests?
Looking for a way to support Epilepsy Foundation of San Diego County? Donate your vehicle! While car and truck donations are our most popular type of vehicle donations, we also accept motorcycles, golf carts, motorhomes and more. Vehicle donations are one of the most generous ways to give to non-profits AND it doesn't cost you anything — except maybe an old car that you don't need anymore. When you donate a car to Epilepsy Foundation of San Diego County you are supporting their mission .
With more than 30 years of experience, Riteway Car Donations has the expertise in making vehicle donations easier than ever. Riteway Car Donations is designed to provide donors with a simple, fast, and secure way to donate to Epilepsy Foundation of San Diego County.
