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Free Stuff in Leeds

Two halves of Leeds, one app.

Givore is free and nothing on it has a price. People searching Freecycle Leeds, Freegle Leeds or the Gumtree free listings want the same thing. Leeds is worth splitting in two, though. Student houses and family houses tend to be shedding exactly what the other one needs.

Student houses and family houses

Hyde Park and Headingley let go of

Desks, cheap shelving, a kettle, a fan, an ironing board nobody wants to take on the train. Most of it appears when tenancies end in summer.

And they are after

A chair that is comfortable to sit in for hours, a decent lamp, a chest of drawers, and a microwave that still turns.

Chapel Allerton and Horsforth let go of

Cots, stair gates, outgrown bikes, garden chairs, and a bookcase that no longer fits the room it was bought for.

And they are after

Storage. Plant pots, a shed shelf, spare crockery for when everybody comes round. Small useful things rather than big ones.

Free, or a straight swap.

There is no price box anywhere in Givore, so nobody can put a number on anything.

Give it away

You hand it over and that is the end of it. No haggling at the door, no cash, no bank transfer to a stranger.

Or swap it

Swap mode lets you offer a trade. Your spare monitor for their bike rack, agreed between the two of you.

Look at the other half.

Whichever kind of house you live in, the thing you are done with is on somebody else's list.

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Givore cat mascot moving a free bookcase between two Leeds houses Givore cat mascot swapping free stuff with a Leeds neighbour

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Things people in Leeds ask

All three are free and all three are local. Freecycle Leeds and Freegle Leeds work through group posts and email. Givore puts each item on a map with a photo instead.
Selling means listing it, answering offers and waiting in for someone who may not turn up. Giving it away skips all of that.
Yes. Givore has a swap mode, so you can offer your old bookcase for something you would rather have. Still no money.
Very. A family stops needing a cot or a stair gate long before it wears out, and the next family along still needs one.
No. Your item shows in an area, not on your doorstep. You give the address in the chat once you have chosen who is collecting.