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- Accepts donated cars from the public and sells them to low-income people at a discount - Sells cars at a discount to individuals who meet income and geographic guidelines

Accepts donated vehicles whether running or not. An arrangement for a pick-up of the donated vehicle is available, at no cost to the donor. Donations accepted: - ATVs - Boats - Golf carts - Motorcycles - Personal watercraft - RVs - Snowmobiles

- Accepts donated cars from the public and sells them to low-income people at a discount - Sells cars at a discount to individuals who meet income and geographic guidelines

Provides reliable cars to single moms.

Provides low-cost vehicles for sale after they have been assessed for safety, after being donated to the agency. The vehicle proceeds go into future vehicle repairs and fund the availability of the program. When a vehicle is available for sale, it will be posted on Tri-CAP's website, linked below. Anyone interested in purchasing a vehicle must first apply and be approved for the program.

Accepts donations of vehicles, in any condition, that will be sold to help fund vehicle repair program

Accepts donated repairable automobiles for students to repair and learn. Contributions are tax deductible.

- Accepts donated cars from the public and sells them to low-income people at a discount - Sells cars at a discount to individuals who meet income and geographic guidelines

- Fire department with fire prevention and suppression services - Also accepts donated cars to be used for training. Each year, the department trains its 45 volunteers in how to safely extract people from vehicles following a crash. This kind of training requires vehicles for crews to practice on. Individuals interested in donating a vehicle can receive a tax credit. The department provides a receipt for tax purposes and donated vehicles are transported for free.

- Accepts donated cars from the public and sells them to low-income people at a discount - Sells cars at a discount to individuals who meet income and geographic guidelines

- Accepts donated cars from the public and sells them to low-income people at a discount - Sells cars at a discount to individuals who meet income and geographic guidelines

- Accepts donated cars from the public and sells them to low-income people at a discount - Sells cars at a discount to individuals who meet income and geographic guidelines

Cars for Homes: Habitat for Humanity accepts vehicle donations (including recreational vehicles) to help fund housing projects Volunteers: Anyone with desire to help, committed, dependable, willing to learn new things -all skill levels welcome

- Located 2.3 miles south of Target on Highway 169 (east side of road) - Donations of Clothing can be taken to the Service Center at this time - They will accept clothing and other merchandise as there is room available to store it - Emergency Food Boxes on site - Please call for larger items to donate

- Fire department with fire prevention and suppression services - Also accepts donated cars to be used for training. Each year, the department trains its 45 volunteers in how to safely extract people from vehicles following a crash. This kind of training requires vehicles for crews to practice on. Individuals interested in donating a vehicle can receive a tax credit. The department provides a receipt for tax purposes and donated vehicles are transported for free.

Car donations help Habitat for Humanity build homes in partnership with families. Accepts: - Boat - Car - Construction or farm equipment - Motorcycle - RV - Truck - Vehicles whether running or not

Accepts donated vehicles whether running or not. An arrangement for a pick-up of the donated vehicle is available, at no cost to the donor. Donations accepted: - ATVs - Boats - Golf carts - Motorcycles - Personal watercraft - RVs - Snowmobiles

- Accepts donated cars from the public and sells them to low-income people at a discount - Sells cars at a discount to individuals who meet income and geographic guidelines

Provides the following transportation programs: - BikePlus: Program to support clients who can't afford to drive or don't have a drivers license to be able to better meet their transportation needs - especially when used in combination with the bus to extend routes and offer more flexibility. Participants are given a bike, helmet, lock, multi-tool, and water bottle. Monthly meetings gather clients for presentations on "rules of the road", "route finding", "bike maintenance", and on how transportation planning and policy works, then all participate in a group ride. Participants are encouraged to bring the whole family and kids are given bikes as well. Participants are encouraged to speak up at public hearings to advocate for safe streets, bike lanes and smart design. - Car Care Class: CCC is a monthly offering to DRIVE participants and the public to learn more about cars, their upkeep, how to shop, how to maintain, how to get insurance, etc. - DRIVE: Driver's Licenses, Insurance, Vehicle Education. Helps participants with children to obtain their Driver's License (either for the 1st time or after suspension or revocation) to increase access to employment, activities and social connections. Drive also helps to navigate auto insurance and runs the Car Care Class. - JumpStartDonated: Helps purchase a safe, reliable, fuel-efficient car. Approved applicants are able to secure a low-interest loan, down payment assistance, and build a personal repair fund.

Accepts donated vehicles whether running or not. An arrangement for a pick-up of the donated vehicle is available, at no cost to the donor. Donations accepted: - ATVs - Boats - Golf carts - Motorcycles - Personal watercraft - RVs - Snowmobiles

- Hands on mentorship program and experience through mechanic work and an auto repair program - Wheels also accepts donated vehicles and has an auto lot where our vehicles are for sale

- Fire department with fire prevention and suppression services - Also accepts donated cars to be used for training. Each year, the department trains its 45 volunteers in how to safely extract people from vehicles following a crash. This kind of training requires vehicles for crews to practice on. Individuals interested in donating a vehicle can receive a tax credit. The department provides a receipt for tax purposes and donated vehicles are transported for free.

Receives, inspects, and repairs donated cars, and matches them with families who need reliable transportation

Services may include: - Accepts donated vehicles from anyone interested in donating a vehicle. Items accepted for donation include vehicles and parts. - Car repairs - Car Purchase Match Program - Free donated vehicle to families who are currently on county assistance. A budgeting and financial education program are provided to families who receive assistance from this program. NOTE: The Car Purchase Match Program, car repairs, and donated vehicle program can only be accessed by a referral from a local CareerForce, Central MN Jobs and Training, or The Private Industry Council case worker in the area.

- Accepts donated cars from the public and sells them to low-income people at a discount - Sells cars at a discount to individuals who meet income and geographic guidelines