Driving Successful Lives Surpasses $10,000 in Funds Raised for Veterans, the Homeless and Recovery Programs

Driving Successful Lives, the national non-profit charity that has raised over $10,000 for veterans, homeless, reentry and recovery programs along with two Detroit Ministries has sponsored the Muscular Dystrophy Association Charity Walk.

“Together we are stronger, and the more awareness and sponsorship efforts put forth to support these efforts, the closer we are to finding cures, funding research and making a difference in the lives of other human beings” said the executive director of Driving Successful Lives.

“There is no greater gift than to support others in need at a time of need.”  By joining the Muscle Walk and supporting people who suffer from neuromuscular disease, we become united in the mission. Driving successful lives contribution of $1000 to the greater Lansing Muscle Walk was well received and appreciated by members of the organization. Driving Successful Lives continues to support other charities and give the gift of transportation to people who are established after hardship and in need of vehicles.

About Driving Successful Lives

Driving Successful Lives’ mission is to facilitate car donations so that veterans, homeless families, children, those with addictions & other non-profits can benefit from fellow citizens giving-forward.

Every time a person gives to the charity of their choice it may also create a tax benefit for them. The money, the items, and the real property that they have donated to non-profit institutions throughout the tax year may be tax deductible which means that they could end up being the difference between a good tax return and a great tax return. Depending upon the kind of donation and the type of charity or foundation that they chose to donate to, the tax deduction it creates could be very helpful for reducing the amount taxes that they owe. Many successful and wealthy people state that at least to a certain degree, a part of whom they are and what they have become comes at least in part from the practice of giving. Contributing to charities can be a very convenient way to reduce taxes.