Music is a universal language. The uniqueness of each person’s voice is a thing to behold and every individual has a visceral reaction to its sound that’s all their own.
Have you ever seen someone become transformed through the power of vocal music? The All-American Boys Chorus is all about changing lives. The beautiful sound of a young voice can inspire others, but even more importantly, the discipline, training, and travel involved bring these boys into manhood with advantages and rewards few other boys have.
When you donate a car to the All-American Boys Chorus you enable more young singers to bring their talent to audiences while reaping the benefits of friendship and the maturity created by time spent perfecting their skills.
Boys in the United States have a lot of opportunities for growth, and most spend their childhood playing sports. But for a boy with the rare talent of an exceptional singing voice, there are fewer opportunities to maximize their potential.
A vehicle donation to the All-American Boys Chorus nurtures the gift that only boys possess – that remarkable tone of voice that occurs for a short window of time. When you donate a car to charity you say, “I support you and your efforts to become all you can be.”
Your generous gift supports music literacy classes, voice lessons and rehearsals at the Santa Ana-based non-profit program. At the same time, the boys are gaining social skills, developing friendships and learning to work together as a team.
Do you love the sound of a young boys’ chorus in all its beauty, but are facing some not-too-pretty sounds coming from your car? Ending up off to the shoulder on an L.A. freeway can be frightening. But a car, truck or SUV donation to the All-American Boys Chorus through Riteway Charity Services can funnel support to the organization.
You may be making some shifts in your life, such as downsizing in every way. If you recently retired, you may not want the big house on the hill, and you certainly don’t need the Escalade or any other car with a V-8 engine.
Are you starting a family? Then you want to go the other direction – an SUV or 4-door sedan instead of the Audi 
convertible you’ve been driving. You need a vehicle that suits your lifestyle, which means you have a car you no longer need.
You already know why a dealer trade-in and CarMax aren’t the smartest financial moves to make. In terms of value, a charity car donation to the All-American Boys Chorus is a winner. It enables you to write off 100% of the sale price of your old car!
Have you ever sold a car yourself? It’s a lot of work! It’s hardly worth it, between cleaning it thoroughly, photographing it in the best possible light, posting it, and hoping a buyer will show up. It is so much work for you, while for us at Riteway Charity Services, it’s something we do all day long!
If you’re replacing your car because you have a demanding job, then you’ve got no time to waste. Time is money, after all.
Vehicle donations to the All-American Boys Chorus through Riteway Charity Services will take on the time-consuming aspects of the sales process, and at no charge to you. And in a bigger boon – you get to reap the tax write-off! Our process includes checking over your donation car for possible improvements. We typically raise the selling price by 25-50% that way.
Your tax write-off is higher and, of course, it’s more money for the Boys Chorus.
Looking for a way to support All American Boys Chorus? Donate your vehicle! While car and truck donations are our most popular type of vehicle donations, we also accept motorcycles, golf carts, motorhomes and more. Vehicle donations are one of the most generous ways to give to non-profits AND it doesn't cost you anything — except maybe an old car that you don't need anymore. When you donate a car to All American Boys Chorus you are supporting their mission .
With more than 30 years of experience, Riteway Car Donations has the expertise in making vehicle donations easier than ever. Riteway Car Donations is designed to provide donors with a simple, fast, and secure way to donate to All American Boys Chorus.
