Transform your unused motorcycle or ATV into hope for children across Wyoming. Whether you’re cruising through the Grand Teton National Park or hitting the trails near Laramie, there comes a time when it might be easier to let go of your two-wheeled companion. At Wheels for Wishes, we accept motorcycles and ATVs in any condition—running or not. With your generous donation, you contribute to making dreams come true for children in need.
Imagine the joy your donation can bring! While you enjoy the breathtaking scenery of Wyoming, you can also feel good knowing your motorcycle is helping to fund dreams and wishes for kids battling critical illnesses. Plus, the donation process is easy and hassle-free, all while ensuring you receive a potential tax deduction for your generosity.
What we accept
- Cruiser motorcycles (running preferred)
- Sport bikes (running or not)
- Dual-sport motorcycles (running preferred)
- ATVs (running or not)
- Scooters (running preferred)
- Mopeds (running or not)
Condition & logistics
Running vs. Not Running
We gladly accept motorcycles that are running, but we also welcome those that aren't. If your bike has seen better days, don’t hesitate to donate it! Every motorcycle has value and can contribute to a worthy cause.
Title Issues
To donate your motorcycle in Wyoming, we need the title signed over with the odometer reading. If you've misplaced the title, it’s best to apply for a duplicate through the Wyoming DMV before donating.
Storage and Pickup Logistics
Whether your motorcycle is parked at your home in Jackson or in storage near Casper, we can arrange a pickup. Just let us know where the bike is located, and we’ll handle the rest!
Title transfer & paperwork
When donating a motorcycle in Wyoming, make sure to sign over the title, including the odometer reading, to ensure a smooth transfer. You may also need to fill out specific forms required by the Wyoming DMV. If your title is not notarized, it’s a good idea to contact your local notary for assistance. Don’t forget to return your license plate as well, as it cannot be transferred with your motorcycle.
Tax deduction for this donation
Your motorcycle donation could qualify for a tax deduction in the range of $500 to the fair market value, depending on its condition. After your donation, you will receive IRS Form 1098-C to help you document your contribution. Always consult a tax professional for guidance specific to your situation.
Local context — Wyoming
Motorcycle culture is alive and well in Wyoming, where thrilling rides through the vast landscapes are a way of life. Residents often donate their motorcycles due to life changes—maybe you've gotten a new ride, downsized your garage in Cheyenne, or faced a failed inspection. The scenic beauty here fosters a passion for open roads, but sometimes, those roads lead to a decision to let go of an old bike. Whatever the reason, your donation supports children in Wyoming who need help.