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Free Stuff Phoenix

Free stuff in Phoenix, handed over simply.

Givore is a free app for giving things away. You post an item, a neighbor reserves it, and you agree how it changes hands. Money never enters it. A lot of handovers here happen at the front door with barely a conversation, and that is fine.

The porch pickup, done properly.

Leaving something outside for one particular person is easy to get wrong. Five small habits make it work every time.

Confirm first, put it out second

Wait until the time is agreed. Something set out early is out there for hours.

Mind the sun

Choose the shaded side of the door. Heat marks wood and warps plastic quickly.

Write a name on it

A sticky note with a first name tells a passer-by it is spoken for.

Say where exactly

Left of the door, behind the gate, under the carport. Vague directions cost both of you a phone call.

Ask for one message back

Two words when it is collected close the loop, and you can stop wondering.

Set an end time

Say you will bring it back inside by eight. Nobody is left guessing.

Where Givore stands in Phoenix

It is new here

We are not going to pretend the map is full. It is not.

Giving starts it

One posted item is worth more than fifty people scrolling an empty screen.

It costs nothing to try

No fee, no listing charge, no cut of anything. There is nothing to take a cut of.

Put one thing on the map tonight.

Anything clean that still works. That is all it takes to begin.

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Givore cat mascot setting an item on a shaded Phoenix porch Givore cat mascot with a free item for a Phoenix neighbor

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Questions from Phoenix

Not if you would rather not. Agree in chat, set the item outside at a time you both picked, and a message confirms it was collected.
Candles, records, anything with glue, batteries, and most electronics. Summer afternoons will ruin them. Hand those over in person.
It is early days here and the map is thin. That is honest. Posting one item does more good right now than searching does.
Craigslist gives you a text list and an email relay. Givore shows distance first, keeps messages inside the app, and never shows a price box.
Yes. Say whether the cord is in good shape and when it was last used. Plug it in and photograph it running.