12 Mayıs 2013 Pazar

Donate Car CA

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Donate Car CA

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Donate a car to a charity in California by verifying the validity of the organization, asking about overhead costs related to donations and then signing over the title of the car. Have a car picked up by a charity organization and get a tax write-off with help from anemployee of the National Kidney Foundation in this free video on used car donation. Expert: Luz Luis Contact: www.kidneycars.org Bio: Luz Luis has worked for the National Kidney Foundation since 1991. Filmmaker: Michael Burton

This is a brief tour of the Murphy Auto Museum in Oxnard. This 33000 square foot facility holds over 40 classic autos, a HUGE modular railroad (courtesy of the Gold Coast Modular Railroad Club), vintage clothing and other items that are definitely worth going out of your way for! These autos are in incredible condition! The museum is a non-profit foundation and welcomes donations to help maintain the facility. I highly recommend stopping by on a weekend...or better yet, coordinate a field trip for your kids' class as this is history on display! www.conejovalleyguide.com For thousands of things to do throughout Ventura County, visit www.ConejoValleyGuide.com

You can donate your used or unwanted car, truck or SUV to the Childhood Leukemia Foundation and help a child and their family during a difficult time. We accept vehicle donations in all 50 states... running or not running... all year, make and models. Our fast and simple process makes things easy and we always remove and tow free of charge. Call our donation center at 1-877-754-3227 or visit us online www.CLFcardonation.org.

Riverside, CA -

Dozens of family, friends and strangers turned out Friday night at Adams Motorsports Park to help raise money to cover the medical expenses of 5-year-old hit-and-run victim Carlie Rodriguez. Carlie was critically injured when the car she was riding in was broadsided by a stolen car racing down a Riverside street on April 22. 20-year-old Ricardo Gamez of Oceanside was arrested a week later and has pleaded not guilty to charges of street racing, leaving the scene of an accident, and giving a false report to police.

Carlie's recovery will be long and expensive. Her injuries were so severe – multiple brain injuries, torn muscles in her neck, fractured hip -- doctors had to put her into an induced coma. Now, nearly three weeks after the collision, Carlie is awake and out of intensive care. She is in a neck brace after surgery to insert a metal plate in her neck and doctors say she is in a lot of pain. Her father, Aaron Rodriguez, tells FOX 11 that Carlie is not yet speaking, but communicates with him and the rest of the family by gesturing with her finger. Mr. Rodriguez says when he asks if he can hug her, she signals ‘yes' and then she kisses him.

The Rodriguez family does not have medical insurance and the cost of extensive physical therapy, future surgeries and care is estimated to be in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Friday night's fundraiser was the first step toward helping the family cover the costs for Carlie's care. Members of the church the Rodriguez family's church donated food to the event. Disneyland and Knotts Berry Farm also donated tickets for the racing event. The family said it held the fundraiser at Adams Motorsports Park to encourage drivers to race on closed tracks, not on the street.

If you are interested in helping the family, you can contribute to the Carlie Rodriguez Fund at Altura Credit Union in Riverside County. For a list of branch locations, and more details, visit www.alturacu.com. You can also contribute by phone at 888-883-7228.