Stuttgart sits in a basin, the Kessel, ringed by hills and vineyards. Mercedes-Benz, Porsche and a web of suppliers draw skilled professionals from all over the world, while the University of Stuttgart and Hohenheim bring a fresh wave of students each term. People here know the Swabian motto "schaffe, spare" — work hard, save up — and that is exactly why good things rarely end up in the bin. Givore turns the whole city into a digital giveaway corner: find things to pick up for free near you, or pass your own belongings on to a neighbour instead of throwing them away.
Get the free Givore app on Google Play or the App Store. Create your account in seconds and set Stuttgart as your location. You are now part of the city's growing giveaway community.
Browse the map and see what is free to pick up near you. Look for second-hand furniture in Bad Cannstatt, clothing in Stuttgart-West or household things in Degerloch. Filter by category to find exactly what you need.
Spotted furniture on the kerb? Found something useful down on the Marktplatz or on the next corner? Take a photo, drop the location and share it with the community. That is how people in Stuttgart help each other make good finds.
Message the owner through the chat, agree on a pick-up time and collect the item. Every object saved from the bin makes Stuttgart a little more sustainable. That is giving away in practice.
Givore works in every Stuttgart district. From the valley basin up to the Filder plateau, find free furniture and second-hand things to give away and connect with your local community, wherever you live.
A large, lively district on the Neckar with its own character and an active neighbourhood. With people constantly coming and going, there is almost always a sofa, shelf or chair to give away near you.
Shaped by the university campus, with plenty of shared flats and working residents. A lot gets passed on around the start of each term, which makes it great for desks, shelves and kitchen things.
A quieter district up on the ridge with many families and a settled neighbourhood. A good place to find well-kept furniture, appliances and children's things from a reuse-minded community.
A densely built old-building quarter full of young people, creatives and students. With all the moving in and out, something is always becoming free, keeping a steady flow of furniture and things to pick up.
A lively area between Marienplatz and Heslach with apartment blocks and a mixed crowd. One of the more active parts of the city for giving away and second hand.
A down-to-earth district of residential streets and many people working in industry. A good place to find a free fridge, a washing machine or furniture when someone is moving on.
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