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Got stuff to give away?

Welcome to the freecycle network ™!

The website, a site for classified ads, has fundamentally transformed the way people interact within their neighborhoods.

We are a grassroots & entirely nonprofit movement of people who are giving and getting stuff for free in their own towns.

If you need something please also post here or let me know and we can.

Please do not harass other members, no drama.

You can also access training, tools and other resources to help build engagement within your existing community!

Webthe free stuff revolution in spokane join the movement today.

We'll guide you to start a new buy nothing community where you are.

It's all about reuse and keeping good stuff out of landfills.

Webbest free things to do in spokane:

I started this group to help people to get rid of usable items others might need.

Webget things started in your community!

Spokane freecycle has 1,548 people giving and getting free stuff and there are many more people and groups all across washington.

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The free stuff revolution spokane s call to action for frugal living.

Websaving money and being sustainable are at the heart of the “buy nothing” movement where neighbors connect online to give and get items — all for free!

Membership is free, and everything posted must be free, legal and appropriate for all ages.

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Webthis group is being created for items that are for free only.

There is no selling items in here, and no iso's (in search of), you can post whatever you want, just keep it respectful and polite.

Webit's a grassroots and entirely nonprofit movement of people who are giving (and getting) stuff for free in their own towns and thus keeping good stuff out of landfills.