Straight answers on donating a tractor or farm equipment to support U.S. veterans — how the process works, what qualifies, how the tax deduction is handled, and what to expect whether your equipment runs or not.
These guides cover the most common questions we hear from tractor and farm equipment donors. Every donation supports veteran programs nationwide, with free transport and an IRS tax receipt.
Step-by-step from first call to tax receipt — title, pickup, and exactly what to expect from start to finish.
The full list — farm tractors, compact tractors, combines, skid steers, mowers, and implements. Every make, running or not.
IRS thresholds, Form 8283, qualified appraisals, and what your tax receipt covers — in plain English.
Time, money, taxes, and effort weighed honestly — when donating beats auction, private sale, or a dealer.
Donating something particular? These cover the equipment we're asked about most — from a single vintage tractor to a full-size combine.
Every model, every era, every condition — from two-cylinder vintage to modern equipment. Free pickup, IRS tax receipt.
The restoration market is active. Farmall, Allis-Chalmers, Oliver, Massey Harris, Minneapolis-Moline, and Ford all welcome.
John Deere, Case IH, New Holland, Gleaner. Lowboy transport handled, IRS tax receipt for high-value equipment.
Stuck engines, hedge-finds, and parts-only equipment all accepted. Condition does not disqualify a donation.
We arrange free tractor and farm equipment transport in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Pick your state for local pickup details.
Free transport nationwide, an IRS tax receipt, and proceeds that fund programs for U.S. veterans.