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2882 Nostrand Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11229
+1 (718) 758-4972
http://1800donatecars.com

Heritage for the Blind, based in Brooklyn, NY, is an organization dedicated to providing support and resources for individuals with visual impairments.

Through various programs and services, Heritage for the Blind aims to enhance the quality of life and independence of those affected by blindness, fostering a more inclusive and accessible community.

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Rob E.
8/2/2013

I called Heritage to donate my vehicle. The operators were always courteous on the phone. The issue was it took over two weeks for them to get a tow company to come and get the car. When the...

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