I usually have a bag of used clothes awaiting a visit to the Salvation Military or GoodWill. However with Give Again Field, there’s a neater resolution. I can repurpose the containers I obtain from on-line retailers to ship donations without spending a dime – and I’ll obtain a receipt for my charitable giving.

Utilizing Give Again Field is straightforward. You go to the Give Again Field website, print out a delivery label, pack up your field, and drop it off at UPS or give it to your UPS driver once they present up together with your subsequent on-line procuring supply.

Give Again Field accepts gently used clothes, sneakers, equipment, jewellery, blankets, and different home goods, excluding giant electronics, fragile objects, and any hazardous or unstable objects. Containers can weigh as much as 70 kilos, and the mixed longest size plus the girth of the field can’t exceed 108 inches.

Delivery is free when you don’t care which charity receives your items. Give Again Field additionally helps you to choose a charity to obtain your donations for a charge (normally $15). At the moment, they’re additionally delivery used clothes and sneakers, in addition to new blankets, to Ukrainian refugees in Poland for $17.

To seek out the free delivery label choice, you’ll must scroll down beneath the choice to donate to the Ukrainian refugees on the Give Again Field Store web page. After you enter your e-mail and zip code, you may click on on the “Print Label” button to obtain your delivery label.

Your tax deduction receipt is distributed after Give Again Field has acquired your field and shipped the objects to a charity. Your receipt is an e-mail confirming your charitable donation however not an itemized checklist. In order for you an inventory, you may create an account and itemize the contents of every field you ship with their UPS monitoring code.

Give Again Field works with companions, together with Amazon, Overstock, Asics, Levis, Hanes, REI, and Worldwide Paper, amongst others, who pay the price of delivery your containers.

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For the previous 20+ years, Techlicious founder Suzanne Kantra has been exploring and writing concerning the world’s most enjoyable and necessary science and know-how points. Previous to Techlicious, Suzanne was the Know-how Editor for Martha Stewart Dwelling Omnimedia and the Senior Know-how Editor for Widespread Science. Suzanne has been featured on CNN, CBS, and NBC.