Harvard "Pete" Palmer, Jr.

This article is an orphan, as few or no other articles link to it. Please introduce links to this page from related articles; suggestions may be available. (January 2011) Harvard E. "Pete" Palmer, Jr., is a prominent national authority on promotion and operation of car donation programs for charitable causes.[1][2][3] He is "arguably one of the individuals with the broadest knowledge of the far-flung vehicle donation industry."[1] He is a spokesperson for the Vehicle Donation Coalition.[1] His writing includes an op-ed piece in The San Francisco Examiner about how to choose a worthy cause for donating a car, citing California’s State Registrar of Charitable Trusts as a source for checking the records of particular charities soliciting in that state.[4] Contents 1 Lobbying actions on behalf of industry 2 Development of expertise 3 Philosophy 4 How vehicle donation processors operate 5 References [edit] Lobbying actions on behalf of industry In 1998, Palmer joined w... (see more)