• Donate car – can be running, or non-running car.
• Donations are accepted from all 50 states.
• No charge for towing – all vehicles picked up for free.
• Also accept boats, motorcycles, ATVs, RVs, and property.
• Car donations are tax deductible (IRS 501-C3 charity).
• Your support helps spread hope for a cure.
• Receive a free gift for your support.

Cars Fighting Cancer is using research, education, advocacy, service and support in their battle to find a cure. Your tax deductible donation will help support this effort. So, instead of trading in a car and making the dealership money, or you have an extra car sitting around that you no longer drive, you can donate it to Cars Fighting Cancer. Once you donate your vehicle, Cars Fighting Cancer will sell it at the highest possible value. Proceeds will be used to spread hope in the fight against cancer in your area and around the nation.

If you would like to donate your car, you can use the online form here, or call 1-888-950-CURE (2873). You can also contact Cars Fighting Cancer on Twitter, Facebook and MySpace!

The web site also has the following statement:

Please partner with us and support this plea for prayer. Not only will it remind people to pray for a cure, the people afflicted by it and the researchers working so hard to find a cure, but it will also be a witness for our Lord… the One that heals us.

I really don’t think people who pray need a reminder, and many feel that it doesn’t send the right message about obtaining proper medical treatment.

UPDATE: Apparently PrayForACureForCancer.com is down now, displaying an “Under Construction” message.

Severe underfunding creates huge gaps in access to early detection and treatment services. Gaps in heath insurance plans result in high out-of-pocket costs. And cancer survivors often have difficulty finding affordable health insurance because they have a “pre-existing” condition.

Right now, President Obama and Congress are moving quickly on health care reform legislation. It’s up to us to make sure the needs of cancer patients are all included in the final health care package. This means ensuring access to affordable, high-quality insurance for all, an increased focus on early detection, and protections from financial hardship for people fighting cancer.

Members of the U.S. House are expected to head home for the August recess on Friday, July 31 and the Senate will follow a week later, which means the real fight has just begun. Over the recess our lawmakers will finalize their health care reform priorities and we have a small window to make sure the needs of cancer patients are at the top of their lists.

I signed the Komen Advocacy Alliance petition urging my lawmakers to support health care reform that considers the needs of people fighting cancer. Will you join me?

It’s easy to do, just click the link below and add your voice to the call:

http://komenpolicy.org/campaign/health_reform1/

Thanks for your support!

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