Gently used vehicle child safety seats can be donated but ONLY if they are not damaged, expired, recalled or been involved in a vehicle accident. If donating a child safety seat, always call the donation center to find out their requirements for donation of this item.
Child safety seats can also be
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Some non-profit agencies accept donations of working and non-working vehicles and often offer free towing. Your donation may also be tax deductible. An internet search such as “donate vehicle (car, motorcycle, etc.) York PA” will show organizations that accept vehicle donations.
Vehicles and metal vehicle parts can be recycled at metal salvage
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…tables and ride on cars can be disposed at the curb during large item pickup or at the York County Resource Recovery Center (YCRRC). Your waste hauler may have additional instructions for large item pick up. Contact them directly for more information. For information regarding the YCRRC’s hours and rates, click here.
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…that the item is still safe, an internet search such as “donate (stroller, baby swing, etc.) York PA” will show businesses that accept these items for donation.
Child car safety seats have more specific safety requirements for donation that can be viewed here.
Baby and childcare equipment can also be disposed of in…
Vehicle fluids in good usable condition may be able to be donated. An internet search such as “donate (motor oil, windshield wiper fluid, etc.) will show organizations that accept these materials for donation.
Residential vehicle fluids such as antifreeze, brake fluid, gasoline, hydraulic fluid, motor oil (and used oil filters that contain motor
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Unwanted furniture may be able to be donated. An internet search such as “donate furniture York PA” will show organizations that accept these items for donation. LifePath thrift stores, Re-Source York stores and York Habitat for Humanity ReStore are examples of local businesses that accept furniture for donation.
Metal furniture can usually be
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A vehicle seat belt pretensioner is the part of the seat belt restraining system that uses an explosive charge to quickly retract the belt and firmly restrain the passenger in their seat. Because of the explosive nature of this vehicle part, the US Environmental Protection Agency considers it to be hazardous and require special
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