Working Cars For Working Families

2 recommendations and reviews from 2 people

• Referral from July 10, 2014
  

  Pixie B. asked:

  Mechanic came by to look at car. It was not good. Car is going to have to be scrapped. Even once breaks were fixed, which would be 300. Axle is rusted nearly through. 100 miles tops then snap. Car has hit catastrophic failure point. Car cannot be repaired further, it is throwing away ANY money to do any repairs. Due to student loans and disability/low income, I cannot qualify for an auto loan. I am staying calm. I can get a car for a grand cash that is safe and reliable from a mechanic. Can anyone help? Looking for SAFE reliable trustworthy car for a grand tops.

  

  Libby E. replied:

  From the post on my friend's Tumblr: info@workingcarsforworkingfamilies.org —they normally provide car loans and stuff for low-income folks BUT they maybe could help with car repairs or connect you with resources for grants for car repairs. http://www.needhelppayingbills.com/ automobile_repair_grants.html—explains the JARC program. Which is a federal program. You have to be low-income I think? Can’t hurt to find out. Also, St. Vincent DePaul is HUGE for its charity work, and I know that a few years ago they had programs to help folks with car repairs. Um, also United Way, if they don’t have anything that can help they can give you contact numbers for places who may be able to help as well. Same goes for DHS and Community Network Services.

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• Referral from September 27, 2013
  

  Lisa F. asked:

  Help: Does ne one know a millionare that would get us a reliable vehichle. Those charity places r no help. Cant afford a car. payment and i cant get to work without one. Someone Help Please..

  

  Nancy R. replied:

  Search this out ......? http://www.workingcarsforworkingfamilies.org/

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