93% of the sale of a vehicle goes to the various Programs and Services provided for combat-wounded and disabled veterans. In fact, the majoritu of their operators are disabled veterans themselves working nationwide being productive members of society again. Shame on you for announcing such a falicy. I donated to the organization, was notified via aletter my vehicle sold above $500 ($3,500) and to call in to give my SSN for the tax receipt. I questioned this and found out it was IRS regulations. Upon further research, I found out that the IRS took over vehicle donations for any organization and KBB value is no longer given to us donors everywhere that got KBB when they donated a vehivle not in the condition they claimed. We did it to ourselves. You can check with the IRS. Mother company Purple Heart Services, Inc. based out of Florida is a 501C4 and Military Order of the Purple Heart Service Foundation in Virginia is a 501C3. Additionally, the organization is the Fund-raising engine for Military Order of the Purple Heart. Doubter take heed, look at the ContactUs link on www.purpleheart.org.
caller calls at all times of the day and night, weekends included. I do not answer, but caller id lists "MOPHSF" with a phone number of (704) 817-0599. This is annoying, and I would like it to stop.
I checked them out. I would NOT donate. They raise the money through Military Order of the Purple Heart Services Foundation. ABout 25 cents on the dollar goes to programs.
The major program they support is Military Order of the Purple Heart of the USA. I tried to find a Federal Form 990 for this organization, but could not locate a filing.