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Free Stuff San Jose

Free stuff in San Jose, on a map.

Givore is a free app for giving things to people nearby. Post it, someone asks, they pick it up. No money at any point. The Craigslist free page here works differently: a list, and an email to a stranger. This shows distance first.

Open the drawer with the cables in it.

Every home has one. Most of what is in it still works and somebody nearby is missing exactly that piece.

Chargers and cables

Post them as one bundle. Say which types are in there and photograph the pile.

The spare monitor

Screen size and the ports on the back. Two facts, and it is gone.

Keyboards you replaced

Wipe between the keys first. A clean one gets taken and a sticky one does not.

Old drives and phones

Reset them and sign out before you hand anything over. This is the step people skip.

Headphones and speakers

Test both sides before posting. Say if one channel is quiet, and someone will still want them.

Not the swollen battery

Puffed-up laptop batteries and vape cells are not safe to pass on. Take those to a proper drop-off.

Found It, for things that are not yours

You spot something

A desk left out on a sidewalk with a sign on it, free to whoever wants it.

You post where it is

A photo and the street. You are not offering it, you are pointing at it.

Somebody closer goes

They get there before the weather does. You carried nothing at all.

Empty the drawer this week.

Tip it out on the table, photograph the pile, post it as one lot.

Open it on the web

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Givore cat mascot sorting cables and a monitor in San Jose Givore cat mascot handing free electronics to a San Jose neighbor

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Questions from San Jose

Sign out of every account, then use the factory reset in the settings menu. Take the memory card out. Do it before the person arrives, not on the doorstep.
It is for something you spotted out on the street that anyone may take. You are not the owner. You are pointing at it so somebody nearby can get there.
Marketplace is bigger and built for selling, so free items sit beside priced ones and messages arrive from far away. Givore has no price field and sorts by distance.
Post the whole box of them as one item. One photo of the pile beats ten posts, and somebody will want the lot.