Driving change for veterans, military members, first responders and families in need.

Driving change for veterans, military members, first responders and families in need.

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Welcome to the Changing and Saving Lives Foundation®, supporting the National Auto Body Council®.

vehicle recipient giving a speech at a car presentation ceremony

The Changing and Saving Lives Foundation®, a 501(c)3 organization, was founded in 2023 to provide support and assistance to families in need, military members, veterans and first responders. We deliver this through programs such as NABC Recycled Rides® and NABC First Responder Emergency Extrication (F.R.E.E.™). In 2025, we have, through these programs, presented some 250 vehicles to families, veterans and military members in need of reliable transportation and provided life-saving education on vehicle rescue techniques to more than 1,00 first responders.

Donate Your Vehicle

Turn your unwanted vehicle into life-changing support. Through the Changing and Saving Lives Foundation® Keys for Change program, your vehicle donation funds critical programs that provide support and assistance for families in need, military members, veterans and first responders.

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FEATURED STORY:

Five Dallas Area Veterans to Receive Refurbished Vehicles as Part of the National Auto Body Council® Lone Star Changing and Saving Lives Golf Fundraiser Presented by Enterprise at Bear Creek Golf Club

On Tuesday, April 7, five deserving Dallas area veterans experienced something life-changing – the presentation of a vehicle to provide them independence and the ability to work and take care of their families – thanks to the National Auto Body Council Recycled Rides® program along with vehicle  donors GEICO, and Allstate, and repair partnerCrash ChampionsReliable ChevroletSolution Works and Texas Collision Centers.

Jerry Macon, Bobbie Herrera, Marcellus Mitchell, Evan Smith, and Brian Aft receiving their NABC Recycled Rides vehicles in a joint gifting ceremony
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