1-877-KARS-4-KIDS Donates Your Money To Genocide!

Kars4Kids donates your vehicles to Israeli interest.

That annoying jingle on radio and the internet is supposedly a charity group. In reality, it is a front group working on behalf of the Israeli regime. It gives young Jewish children an opportunity to learn and live in Israel.

An apartheid genocidal ethnostate.

Kars4Kids is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that raises funds primarily to support Oorah, an organization providing educational and mentorship programs for Orthodox Jewish youth in the U.S. and Israel. While they operate in Israel, critics have raised concerns about transparency regarding the,,specific allocation of funds to these programs. 

James Li, of the 51/49 Podcast revealed it from the controversial Jeffrey Shaun King.

King, a notorious swindler of Black Lives Matter organizations actually got it right.

Wow, Talcum X got one right for once. 

Who did he lift this off of?

In his publication, The North Star, King wrote about how this organization has been raising $35 million to $100 million annually. 

The organization has been criticized for inadequately disclosing its Jewish educational work. In 2009, Joy for Our Youth paid $65,000 in fines in Pennsylvania; while Kars4Kids paid $65,000 in fines in Oregon in settlements reached with the respective state attorneys general as a result of their contention that the organization had to state clearly that the beneficiaries were of a "certain religious affiliation". In Oregon, the attorney general added that Kars4Kids failed to disclose that its offer of a "free vacation" for vehicle donors was designed to recruit people to attend timeshare presentations. 

In 2017, Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson conducted a compliance review and submitted a 300-page report to the Internal Revenue Service.

The report found that 44% of funds raised by Kars4Kids went to program expenses, and most of that money had gone to its sister organization Oorah, whose concentration in New York and New Jersey meant only one Minnesota child was believed to have benefited from one of its programs in the years 2012–2014. The report also mentioned the charity had lost money in real estate investments in the 2008 financial crisis and may have been a victim of losses from a Ponzi scheme.