Making a difference in your community just got easier with Arkansas Auto Bridge! Our workplace-giving program allows you to donate your car through payroll deductions, complementing your ongoing charitable contributions. By designating a percentage or dollar amount from each paycheck, you ensure your support remains consistent and impactful.
In addition to payroll deductions, you can enhance your charitable footprint with a one-time vehicle donation. This unique opportunity allows you to receive a 1098-C for your vehicle donation, creating a comprehensive annual giving report. Together, these actions provide a streamlined way to support Arkansas Auto Bridge while potentially increasing your itemization chances come tax season.
How to activate this channel
Step 1: Check Eligibility
Verify if your employer offers payroll-deduction charitable giving programs. Most companies have this option, often through donor-advised funds or direct nonprofit contributions.
Step 2: Designate Your Contribution
Choose a percentage or dollar amount to deduct from your paycheck for Arkansas Auto Bridge. This consistent giving plan ensures your support can be felt throughout the year.
Step 3: Make Your Vehicle Donation
Complete your one-time vehicle donation through Arkansas Auto Bridge. This separate transaction will provide you with a 1098-C tax form for your records.
Step 4: Combine and Track
Your payroll deductions and vehicle donation will be combined, creating a comprehensive annual giving report, showcasing your total contributions for matching gift purposes.
Step 5: Enjoy the Impact
Your ongoing contributions and vehicle donation work in tandem to maximize your charitable impact, ensuring that Arkansas communities receive the support they need.
×Impact multiplier
By participating in this dual giving strategy, you maximize your charitable impact through both payroll deductions and vehicle donations. If your employer offers a Section 125 cafeteria plan, you could enjoy pretax deductions on your payroll contributions, effectively increasing your giving power. For instance, a $100 payroll deduction can save you money come tax time, allowing you to donate even more. The 1098-C from your vehicle donation further supports your itemized deductions, enhancing your ability to give back while also potentially qualifying for employer matching programs.
Common employer platforms + programs
- Benevity
- YourCause
- Bright Funds
- Cybergrants
- Double the Donation
- Workday
- Charity Navigator
- GuideStar
How to check eligibility
To determine if your employer participates in payroll-deduction charitable giving, consult your HR department or employee benefits portal. Employees at most organizations qualify, but specific eligibility may depend on the employer's policies and program offerings.
Arkansas workplace-giving context
In Arkansas, many regional employers, including companies like Walmart and Dillard's, are known for their philanthropic efforts. Local chapters of the United Way are also instrumental in workplace-giving initiatives, offering support to various nonprofits throughout the state. Additionally, Arkansas has seen a rise in companies embracing workplace-giving programs, reflecting a growing trend for community support.
FAQ
How do I start my payroll deduction for giving?
Can I donate a car even if I don’t have a high salary?
What does the 1098-C form signify?
What if my employer doesn't match charitable donations?
Is my payroll deduction pretax?
How do I ensure my contributions are tracked for matching?
Can I change my payroll deduction amount later?
Other workplace-giving channels
Your generous contributions through payroll deduction and vehicle donation can create a significant impact for Arkansas Auto Bridge and the communities we serve. Start today to multiply your giving power and help make a difference in Arkansas!