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Usable Goods Don't Belong in Landfills

GiveNKind connects donated goods with nonprofits to benefit our community and our environment.

What We Do

GiveNKind is a logistics broker of usable goods. We recover excess products from businesses, fulfillment centers, and distributors, and make them available to 501(c)3 nonprofits. Nonprofits receive items for their programs and operations, freeing up resources to put back into our community. Businesses appreciate our efficient and sustainable approach to rehoming goods. Diverting usable goods from landfills reduces the environmental impact on all of us.

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By The Numbers

2021

$ 3 Million

In Goods placed

Nonprofit partners

Volunteers

Our Impact

$192,000 worth of socks would have been thrown away because their print didn't meet 100% quality standards. These fun socks went to 16 organizations- including Fill A Heart for Kids who gifted these socks to children in foster care, group homes, and shelters. Warm feet and happy faces!

Our friends at Gigi's Playhouse received 300 weighted blankets that because of torn packaging, would have ended up in a landfill. Instead, these weighted blankets are now in the hands of special needs families who can use them to calm anxiety.

$390,000 of brand new sports apparel was donated to Social Works, the nonprofit organization of Chance the Rapper. The items were given to individuals experiencing homelessness during Taste for the Homeless, a day of fun and community for the often isolated homeless population.

Rapide donated $20,000 in jump ropes to community programs such as Beacon Place, Roberti Community House, The Sports Shed, Girls in the Game, and Chicago Public Schools’ after school sports programs.

The Employment Skills Center which provides Workforce Development Training received 500 water bottles and chill scarves from Chilled Lady. They will be given to runners at the Downtown Mile which raises funds to support their programs.

162 pairs of new sports sandals donated to Valley Youth House, an organization that provides emergency shelter, outreach and therapy to children and young adults in the Lehigh Valley