Do you have a vehicle you’d like to donate? Now you can donate your vehicle to financially benefit Crossroads for Women through our partnership with locally-owned One Community Auto, LLC.
Through our Vehicle Donation Program, you can donate anything on wheels—car, boat, motorcycle, truck, or trailer—running or not. Even a vehicle that you consider a junk car can help our community.
It’s quick and easy—and your donation will empower justice-involved women to dramatically transform their lives.
HOW IT WORKS
One Community Auto is a local, veteran-owned business that can generate 5-10x more money for your vehicle over the typical car donation services.
Accepted vehicles include:
- cars
- RVs
- motorcycles
- boats
- planes
- trucks
- farm equipment
- heavy equipment
- “totaled” vehicles
- trailers
- fleet equipment
They will refurbish your donated vehicle (when possible), and sell it through their monthly online auction at Rt66auctions.com. Rt 66 Auctions is the ONLY online auction in our area that allows winning bidders to come to their location at the corner of Moon and Susan SE in Albuquerque and check out the car or other vehicle in-person prior to finalizing the sale. One Community Auto’s unique approach not only gives you a larger tax deduction, but also generates more money that will be donated to Crossroads.
By donating your car through our partnership with One Community Auto, your money stays right here in New Mexico and makes a direct impact in the lives of local families. Click the button below to get started!
WHO WE ARE
Founded in 1997, Crossroads for Women (CRFW) provides transitional and permanent supportive housing along with therapeutic services to empower over 400 justice-involved women and their children each year.
CRFW provides vital services to women while also saving New Mexico taxpayers money. The services provided by CRFW, including housing, cost 40 percent less on average than incarceration.
In New Mexico, 46 percent of incarcerated women will return to prison within three years. Crossroads’ holistic program addresses and lowers this rate. Only 12 percent of clients who enter CRFW programs return to jail or prison.