05 Mar 2025 Fundraising

Leukaemia UK chosen to be featured charity partner of Scrap Car Comparison

Leukaemia UK will be the featured charity partner of Scrap Car Comparison’s ‘Donate a Car’ scheme this March. The scheme will help raise money to stop leukaemia devastating lives by funding innovative research to discover better, kinder treatments for the disease.

Founded in 2016, Scrap Car Comparison enables people to sell cars, vans and other vehicles for scrap or salvage.  When selling your car with Scrap Car Comparison this March you can choose to donate some or all of the profits to Leukaemia UK by choosing their Donate-A-Car scheme.

To find out more please call the Scrap Car Comparison team on 03333 44 99 50 or visit https://www.scrapcarcomparison.co.uk/about/donate-a-car/

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