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[Q=pedro0390841]they will tell you right away if they accept the donation.[/Q] OK. So now you're being more specific (and confirming my point). This charity will only accept some units. Your first post made it seem like this charity will accept any unit regardless of value. Likely this charity will only accept units that have some resale value. But if a unit has little or no resale value, like the majority of units out there, then this charity will either not accept it or will charge a hefty fee for doing so. The message that most here on RedWeek try to get out to inquirers is you do not have to pay anyone (charities included) a large, upfront fee to get rid of a timeshare. There are other cheaper avenues owners can use to get rid of a timeshare. If someone want to help out this diabetes charity, then cash or check will work out just fine. You can even get a tax receipt for that.