We got loads of beautiful comments from a  lot of people but this one from Colleen Pickering Clark stuck out immediately.

Born in 1918! Imagine the baseball history she has seen!

So off they went on Mother’s Day to watch the Mets lose to the Pirates 3 – 2 at Citi Field

But they had a great time:

Aren’t they just adorable?!

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It’s a boy pony, (what is the correct term for boy pony?), and it’s already worked it’s way into our hearts.

Born to Brownie this past Wednesday, he needs a name! Can you help us?

He does have a distinctive white spot on his side, some have suggested it looks like a thumbs up or the profile of a bunny.

Leave us a comment with your suggestions, and like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter to find out the results

Comment on this Kars4Kids Facebook post explaining why your Mom is special and you will have a chance to win.

Hurry! The winner will be chosen tomorrow morning!

Let’s celebrate Mother’s Day in style!

Like this red 1987 Porsche 944.

A beautiful car that is no longer running, this donation was special before the the donor made one final comment.

“It was my brother Johns car but he recently passed away…”

RIP John. You are helping others even after you’ve gone.

A 1987 Porsche 944. Photo credit http://www.seriouswheels.com

We were so surprised recently to receive a delivery van from none other than FedEx.

Perhaps we should change our slogan to “When it absolutely, positively has to be picked up next day”

More cool car donations can be found on the Kars4Kids Garage.

The response was overwhelming as well as almost all positive (and we’re acting on the negative reviews as well so that next time it’s %100 positive).

At the time we offered a chance to win a $500 Amazon gift card, and today we’ve picked a winner.

We are so excited to announce that Adeswara Rao Yasoda of Massachusetts was randomly selected as the winner of the sweepstakes.

In 2011 Yasoda donated the 1995 Toyota Camry you see below to help fund the educational initiatives of Kars4Kids. The beige coupe with 160000 miles on it was not in running conditions. When donating the vehicle Yasoda explained that one of the cars cylinders had broken and ruined the entire engine. Even so, the Camry was sold for $650, entitling him to a large tax deduction and providing much needed assistance to the children and families that are assisted by the Kars4Kids car donation program.

Adeswara’s review of the charity was positive and beautiful, and is presented here withoutediting; “I love the way you work, and passion for kids. Infact its awesome idea. My kudos to teamwork. This helps the needful kids.”

Heartfelt and touching.

We appreciate it, and we appreciate you Adeswara.

Thanks and congrats!

This thing is smoking!

Among others, some of the most common mistakes are forgetting to sign the documents, and forgetting to put a stamp on the envelope!

As filing deadline looms it is imperative that you be aware of these common mistakes. Watch the interview below and then read the full article here.

A black 1992 Chevrolet C/K 1500 series pickup truck.

We were told that the engine is no good but that the rest of the truck is in fair condition.

But none of that is what touched us.

What touched us about this donation was a small note that came along with donation.

“In Memory of My Brother John F. who  passed away 4 years ago”

What a beautiful idea.

Rest in peace John.

In operation since 1974, All Auto of San Francisco picks up cars within San Francisco and San Mateo counties. All Auto operates two tow trucks full time, but has a dedicated tow truck owner operator with 15 years of experience in handling car donations. All Auto has seen a lot of interesting stuff left behind in the cars it tows, for instance garage door openers. People leave them in their cars all the time.

All Auto tries to reunite such items with their owners, but has accumulated an entire carton of garage door openers! But the most unusual item ever left behind in a car serviced by All Auto would be a litter of kittens! A litter of kittens! Their eyes still closed, found in a donated car picked up from an industrial yard.

The workers parceled out the kitties to be fed by eyedropper every hour or so. Robert at All Auto said, “I became Kitty Daddy. I was a wild kid. I figured this was payback.”

An ad was placed on Craig’s List to find homes for the kittens.

To learn more about Kars for kids, visit the Kars for kids page.