Donate boats and other watercraft to charity.
Boats with Causes makes it easy for you to donate a boat such as sailboats, powerboats, personal watercraft, fishing boats, houseboats, floating homes, commercial vessels or yachts. We offer free pickup anywhere in the USA and have a team of volunteers ready to help you with any questions you may have, 7 days a week. Your boat donation is tax deductible and we go out of our way to ensure you receive the maximum allowed tax write-off and the proceeds benefit causes that make a difference!
Click on the type of watercraft you want to donate or complete the quick and easy boat donation form below. If you have any questions before you donate please feel free to call us toll free (888) 228-7320
Donate boats that are powered by an inboard engine or an outboard motor. Jetboat, speedboat, powerboat etc.
Donate a sailboat or any sailing vessel such as schooners, ketches, sloops, yawls, cutter rigs or catamarans.
Donate fishing boat – bass boat, flats boat, flybridge, center consoles, skiffs, offshore fishing boats.
Donate personal watercraft (PWC) – Kawasaki Jet Ski, Yamaha WaveRunner or Bombardier Sea-Doo.
Donate yacht – cruising yacht, sport fishing yacht, racing, weekender, day sailing, luxury or super yacht to charity.
Donate houseboat from any state and have it picked up by our houseboat donation transporters fast and free..
Floating homes have no motors and are typically a barge that a house is built onto that’s permanently moored on the water.
Donate charter boats, research vessels, commercial party/drift fishing boats, tug boats, cargo ships, dinner yachts etc.
Donate boat trailers – 1, 2 or 3 axle boat trailer, pontoon trailer, boat trailers from EZ Loader or Load Rite etc.
Boats with Causes part of Giving Center (EIN# 46-1883892), a nationwide 501(c)3 not for profit charitable organization, connecting those in our communities who wish to help with those who need help, joining together to support many programs, organizations and individuals by offering much needed service to those in need as an exercise of stewardship, faith and charitable giving.