where to donate motorized wheelchairs

the charging system on 1 is malfunctioning and it would need new batteries, but should be fixable....the other would also need new batteries and a joystick and is a high end model that reclines.

i tried mda but they only accept chairs less than 3 years old, they suggested another agency which I don't remember the name of, but they didn't want them either.

goodwill has a medical resale business in south jersey...but i was hoping to find something closer that may even pick up...the one chair is very heavy and to get into my van with a portable ramp...and I have dropped off household items locally and gotten attitude from the manager of the store on rt 22 for asking if they could unload my car for me.

i really want to makes sure they don't just go to someone who will re sell for personal profit.

Maybe try these folks?

http://www.uvso.org/index.php

The primary service and advocacy organization in Vailsburg is Unified Vailsburg Services Organization (UVSO). Founded as an ecumenical coalition with a mission to stabilize the neighborhood in 1972, UVSO now serves an average of 1,200 Vailsburg residents every day through a wide range of programs. These include three preschool centers, four public school-based after school programs, a teen center, a senior center, transportation, meals on wheels, home makers and visiting nurses, community organizing, and housing development.

I'd also try churches and social services agencies in Irvington, East Orange, and Orange.