Published November 11, 2026 · Cars for Veterans
Have a Honda CR-V you no longer need? Donating it is a simple way to help veterans, with free pickup and no selling hassle.
A Honda CR-V that won't start, has a bad transmission or a blown engine can usually still be donated. We tow it for free.
Working parts and scrap metal still have value. That value is what helps veteran programs.
The CR-V launched in the U.S. in 1997, and Honda reports it has been America's best-selling crossover since then, with nearly 6 million sold here. That many on the road means steady demand for used CR-V parts.
Before you donate, read what to do about plates, registration and insurance after you donate, the 2026 car donation tax deduction guide, how to donate a car that isn't in your name and whether to donate or sell to a junkyard.
Yes. Non-running vehicles can usually be donated, and towing is free.
Pickup is typically scheduled within 24 hrs of your request.
Disclosure: This guide is general information, not legal or tax advice. Vehicle acceptance depends on condition and location. After operating costs such as towing, processing, title transfer and administration, a portion of net vehicle proceeds benefits veteran programs.