The first 20 people who donate a vehicle during the month of July to a Bucks County nonprofit’s program will receive $500 in addition to the tax deduction for the value of the vehicle.
The Bucks County Opportunity Council and the Gene and Marlene Epstein Humanitarian Fund has announced they will give $500 to the first 20 people who donate a car during the month of July. The cars will be used for the nonprofit’s Wheelz2Work Program and the Gene and Marlene Epstein Humanitarian Fund will also donate $10,000 to the program if 20 cars are donated.
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The Wheelz2Work program is in partnership with the Bucks County Opportunity Council, Bucks County Community College, and the Epstein Humanitarian Fund. Vehicles that are donated are provided to low-income families enrolled in the nonprofit’s Economic Self-Sufficiency Program who need safe, reliable private transportation for work or school.
In a statement, the Epstein family, a Bucks County family who built a fortune through selling cars and real-estate, aims to expand the Wheelz2Work Program and help locals who need vehicles.
For details on how to participate in the Wheelz2Work Program, visit www.bcoc.org/support-us/wheelz2work/ or contact Eileen Albillar at 215-345-8175, ext. 209 or email ealbillar@bcoc.org.
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