10–15% of our profit goes back out the door.
Every. Single. Year.
Not a marketing line. A line item. Since 2008 this company has been built by people who love cars, and every year a serious slice of what we earn goes to the clubs, classrooms, museums and causes that keep car culture alive.
We sell covers. Which means every dollar we earn comes from someone who cares enough about a machine to tuck it in at night. Giving part of that back is not generosity, it is rent.
Car culture does not run on money, it runs on volunteers: the club treasurer, the shop teacher buying tools out of pocket, the museum crew oiling a 90-year-old engine on a Saturday. They ask for very little. So when they do ask, we want the answer to be yes as often as possible.
Where the money goes.
Six lanes. If your cause fits one, or almost fits one, we want to hear about it.
Local clubs, cars-and-coffee mornings, cruise nights and the volunteers who keep them running rain or shine.
High-school auto shops, apprenticeship programs and nonprofits teaching kids to turn wrenches instead of scrolling.
Automotive museums, barn-find rescues and volunteer crews bringing important cars back from the dead.
Entry-level racing, autocross clubs and student teams like Formula SAE and Baja, where budgets are duct tape and hope.
Charity car shows, toy runs, veteran and first-responder fundraisers, any event where cars bring people together for good.
Programs that repair and donate vehicles to families who need reliable transport to get to work, school and back on their feet.
What we do not fund: political campaigns, individuals’ personal builds, or anything that is not a real organization, program or event. We are car people, not a bank.
How it works
Fill the form below. Who you are, what you do, and what a donation would actually change. Five minutes, no grant-writing degree required.
Every request is read by a person on our team, not scored by software. We reply to every single one, yes or no.
We support causes with product, funds or both. Smaller asks get answered fast; bigger ones may take a call.
A donation is never conditional on a link, a post, a logo or a mention. If you want to tell people about us, lovely. If not, the check clears anyway.
What makes a great request
- ✓Tell us who you actually help, in plain words
- ✓Real numbers beat big words: 14 kids, 3 cars, 1 museum wing
- ✓Say what the donation would do, covers, funds or both
- ✓A photo link of your crew or cars never hurts
We never ask for a link, a shout-out or a logo placement in exchange for a donation. Mention CarCover.com if you feel like it. Or don’t. We are doing this either way.
Prefer email? Write to giving@carcover.com with the same details.