Car Donations
Vehicles for Charity offers free pick up of used cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats, recreational vehicles, campers, and more. When you donate your car, 80% of the sale will support OCRA. All donors receive a tax-deductible receipt.
Other Ways to Help
Other Ways to Give
Your imagination is the limit when it comes to ways to support OCRA.
Donate Gold Jewelry & Sterling Silver
Turn your unwanted gold jewelry and/or sterling silver into a tax-deductible donation to OCRA. Jewelry for Good is a 501(3)(c) nonprofit that enables the secure donation of precious metals to OCRA. Donors receive a receipt for the full market value of their gift.
Shop to Support Ovarian Cancer
OCRA has partnered with the following businesses to raise awareness and money to fight ovarian and related gynecologic cancers. Learn about each company’s unique products, then visit their websites. Feel good about shopping knowing you’re supporting OCRA with each purchase.
Stocks & Financial Giving
Donating stocks, IRA distributions, or donor-advised funds is a great way to support OCRA. Ask us how to maximize the impact of your gift and your tax benefits.
Workplace Giving
Did you know that many employers will match charitable donations made by their employees?
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