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By Amanda (Guest Post)
10/17/2008
Craigslist.org has local forums for most larger cities in the US and you can list giveaways or for-sale items for free.
In smaller areas not served by Freecycle or Craigslist, you can almost always post your items on the bulletin board at the local grocery store.
And, of course, there's always the time-honored method of putting items on the curb with a "Free, Please Take" sign. (The "Free" sign is important, as you don't want potential "shoppers" getting hassled for trashpicking.)
By
09/15/2008
Freecycle is awesome! :D A friend online got me involved with it and now I have two option for giving away stuff: Freecycle and Goodwill. Either way it's getting used.
By Nadia (Guest Post)
08/24/2008
www.freecycle.org you can join a yahoo group in your town, state, or country. you can give away or get almost anything on there.
By
08/19/2008
We have been freecycle members for a few years now and Love it! It is a great feeling to help someone out and keep stuff out of the landfill. We have given and recieved furniture, coupons for local stores, landscaping supplies, and most recently a practically new hiking pack for my son who is in boy scouts. I hope more people join thanks to your timely tip.
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