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Donate your vehicle
Is your beloved car ready for retirement? It's been good to you, so why not let it do one more benevolent act and benefit WBEZ? All you have to do is click here to get started or call 866-789-8627.

Our partner, V-DAC, makes sure your donation is tax deductible and your vehicle is properly handled.

Need more information? At the site, you'll find information to help you decide whether it makes financial sense for you to donate your car, truck or RV instead of selling it or trading it in. You'll also find answers to questions about how it all works, and questions about tax deductibility.
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Imagine no renewal notices, less money spent on fundraising, more money going towards programming, and a greener way of membership. This is High Fidelity.
 
High Fidelity is our new sustaining membership program. You choose an amount to give each month and we'll automatically bill your credit or debit card, and that's it! No renewal notices ever again. Each year we'll send you a statement for your taxes, along with a new MemberCard for the levels at $10/mo or higher. We'll also offer you a thank-you gift each year, as well as enter you into our drawings. If you want to change your monthly amount or stop it, just contact Membership at 312.948.4855.  
 
High Fidelity has the potential to lower the amount of on-air fundraising we do. Because we can spend less time and money focusing on renewing members, we can concentrate much more on getting more listeners to become members. Plus less mail means that we're able to more environmentally efficient, we'll be saving tons of paper and processing expenses at WBEZ. 
 
High Fidelity is the most efficient way to support Chicago Public Radio. Click here to join. For more information, contact us at 312.948.4855.
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