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Donate Clothes Philadelphia and Free Stuff Nearby

Donate clothes in Philadelphia, close to home.

Givore is a free app. You post what you no longer wear, a neighbor asks for it, and they collect it from you. There is no price and no seller. Most people start with a closet, because that is where the easy decisions live.

Three piles, and nothing in between.

Sorting stalls when there are too many choices. Use three piles and put every item into one of them.

Pile one: keep

Worn in the last year, or it fits and you like it. Back in the closet it goes.

Pile two: give

Clean, whole, and somebody would be pleased with it. This is the pile you photograph.

Pile three: done

Holes, stains, stretched cuffs. Passing this on wastes somebody else's trip.

Decide in five seconds

If an item takes longer than that, it goes back in the closet. You can revisit next season.

Photograph pile two flat

Lay things on a bed or the floor. A hanger and a dark hallway hide everything useful.

Group by size, not by color

One post per size travels much better than one post of everything mixed together.

You choose who it goes to

People reserve

Each one lands on a single list attached to your post.

You read the list

Names, distance, and when they said they could come. Then you pick one.

Nobody is queue-jumping

Because there is no queue. Being first changes nothing at all.

One closet, one evening.

Do the shelf you can reach without a chair. Post whatever lands in pile two.

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Questions from Philadelphia

Anything stained, torn, or missing a part it needs. Also car seats and crib mattresses, where age matters and you cannot vouch for the history.
Yes, if the soles are sound and the pair is clean. Say the size in the title, because that is the only thing anyone needs to know.
The giver decides. They can see everybody who reserved, so a nearer person or a better pickup time can win it.
Yes. Clean clothes get taken and dirty ones get left. It is the single biggest difference you can make.
No. A closet is just the easiest place to start. Books, pans and small furniture travel the same way.