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MISSION – The American Breast Cancer Foundation’s (ABCF) mission is to provide education, access, and financial assistance to aid in the early detection, treatment, and survival of breast cancer for uninsured and underserved individuals, regardless of age, race, or gender.

Support the American Breast Cancer Foundation With Your Vehicle Donation

The American Breast Cancer Foundation (ABCF) works to improve access to breast cancer education, screenings, and financial assistance for uninsured and underserved individuals across the country. Through Breast Cancer Car Donations, donors can donate a car to American Breast Cancer Foundation programs that help people access services connected to early detection and breast cancer care.

When you donate a vehicle, your car is picked up at no cost, processed, and sold, with the net proceeds going directly to the American Breast Cancer Foundation to fund programs nationwide. Since 2016, Breast Cancer Car Donations has helped facilitate more than 20,000 vehicle donations, giving donors a practical way to support breast cancer-related nonprofit work while removing the burden of selling a vehicle privately.

About the American Breast Cancer Foundation

The American Breast Cancer Foundation is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to improving access to breast cancer education, financial assistance, and support resources. ABCF’s mission is “to provide education, access, and financial assistance to aid in the early detection, treatment, and survival of breast cancer for uninsured and underserved individuals, regardless of age, race, or gender.”

ABCF serves individuals and families who may face barriers to healthcare access because of financial limitations, lack of insurance coverage, or limited access to screenings and educational resources. The organization works to reduce those barriers by supporting programs that connect people with breast cancer-related services and information.

Key programs include the Breast Cancer Assistance Program (BCAP), which provides financial assistance for eligible breast cancer screenings and diagnostic imaging services for uninsured and underserved individuals; the Community Partnership Program, which supports outreach organizations and community-based breast cancer initiatives; and the Education & Patient Advocacy Program (EPAP), which provides educational materials, advocacy resources, and patient support information.

According to ABCF, the organization currently operates in 23 states and supports individuals and communities nationwide through outreach, assistance, and educational programs. The American Breast Cancer Foundation is a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with Tax ID 52-2031814. ABCF also holds a 4-star rating with a 91% score from Charity Navigator and earned Candid’s 2025 Platinum Transparency designation.

Donors who want additional information about the organization can visit abcf.org to learn more about its mission, programs, and impact.

What Your Car Donation Funds

When donors donate a car to American Breast Cancer Foundation programs, the proceeds fund services that connect uninsured and underserved individuals with breast cancer screenings, education, and patient support resources. Rather than sitting unused or requiring expensive repairs, a donated vehicle can provide access to care that may otherwise feel financially out of reach.

The American Breast Cancer Foundation’s Breast Cancer Assistance Program (BCAP) provides financial assistance for eligible breast cancer screenings and diagnostic imaging services for uninsured and underserved individuals. Covered services include screening mammograms up to $200, diagnostic mammograms up to $250, and breast ultrasounds up to $250. These services can play a critical role in helping individuals detect potential health concerns earlier, when treatment options and outcomes may improve significantly.

Vehicle donation proceeds also fund ABCF’s Community Partnership Program and Education & Patient Advocacy Program (EPAP). These initiatives provide breast cancer screenings, outreach services, educational materials, advocacy resources, and patient support information to individuals and communities nationwide. According to the American Breast Cancer Foundation’s 2025 impact reporting, ABCF has distributed $9.8 million in grants, provided 15,551 assistance grants, and supported 30,000 community partnership grants nationwide.

For someone without insurance, scheduling a mammogram may mean choosing between healthcare expenses and everyday necessities like rent, groceries, or transportation. A person who notices changes during a self-exam may delay follow-up testing because of cost concerns or fear of medical bills.

Support funded through vehicle donations can cover a screening appointment or diagnostic imaging, allowing someone to seek care earlier rather than postponing testing because of financial concerns. For a person who might otherwise delay screenings for months, earlier access to care can improve treatment options and increase the likelihood of detecting breast cancer at a more localized stage. That is the kind of access a donated vehicle can make possible through the American Breast Cancer Foundation.

Why Early Detection Saves Lives

Early detection remains one of the most important factors in improving breast cancer outcomes. According to the American Cancer Society’s 2025 Cancer Facts & Figures report, an estimated 316,950 women in the United States will be diagnosed with invasive breast cancer in 2025.

The American Cancer Society also reported in 2025 that the five-year relative survival rate for localized breast cancer exceeds 99% when detected early, compared to 33% for distant-stage breast cancer.

Access to screenings and diagnostic care remains a challenge for many uninsured and underserved individuals. Financial barriers, limited healthcare access, and delayed testing can reduce opportunities for earlier diagnosis and treatment. Organizations like ABCF work to reduce those barriers through education, assistance, and outreach programs focused on improving access to care.

Your Donation. Their Mission. Simple.

Breast Cancer Car Donations works to make the donation process straightforward and accessible. Donors can schedule free vehicle pickup, avoid the hassle of selling a vehicle privately, and turn an unwanted vehicle into support for breast cancer programs nationwide. Your vehicle donation is 100% tax-deductible. After pickup, you’ll receive the documentation needed to claim your deduction.

Many vehicles can qualify for donation, even if they no longer run or require repairs. In many cases, no title is required to begin the donation process. Donors who want more information about the donation process can visit the How It Works page or call (866) 540-5069 for assistance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the American Breast Cancer Foundation a legitimate nonprofit organization?

Yes. The American Breast Cancer Foundation is a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with Tax ID 52-2031814. ABCF also holds a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator with a 91% score and earned Candid’s 2025 Platinum Transparency designation.

How does my vehicle donation support ABCF programs?

After your donated vehicle is picked up and sold, the net proceeds go directly to the American Breast Cancer Foundation to fund breast cancer screenings, patient assistance, education, advocacy, and outreach programs serving uninsured and underserved individuals.

What types of vehicles can be donated?

Many vehicle types may qualify for donation, including cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, boats, and RVs. Some vehicles may still qualify even if they no longer run or require repairs.

Do I receive a tax deduction for donating my vehicle?

Eligible donors may qualify for a tax deduction depending on IRS guidelines and the final sale value of the donated vehicle. Donors receive documentation related to their donation and should consult a qualified tax professional regarding individual tax questions.

Make Your Vehicle Donation Matter

More than 20,000 donated vehicles have already funded programs connected to breast cancer screenings, diagnostic services, patient advocacy, and educational outreach through the American Breast Cancer Foundation. A donated vehicle can provide the kind of earlier access to care described above, giving uninsured and underserved individuals a better opportunity to seek screenings and follow-up testing before health concerns become more serious.

By choosing to donate a car to American Breast Cancer Foundation programs, donors fund access to education, screenings, and assistance for individuals who may otherwise go without care. To get started, complete the online donation form or call (866) 540-5069 to begin your vehicle donation today.