An Easy Way of Giving and Getting Free Stuff Across America Helping People. GIVINGETTING Website Offer.
Free stuff will be available across America everyday. It’s a new motion by GIVINGETTING an innovative website. Many people own valuable stuff they just don’t want anymore. Now they can give free stuff for reuse by others.
Boca Raton, FL, May 27, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Have a few items that are no longer needed, but don't want to throw away? If so, there is a new website where everyone can Give or Get free Stuff to be reused.
Free stuff will be available all over America daily. It’s a new proposal by http://www.givingetting.com an original website, hosting in Boca Raton, Florida. Dario Arango, founder said “This will help millions around world, while diminishing landfills, reducing clutter, and boosting the economy. Very important, no one has to write a check, make a call, or move from home, just need internet. When someone gives free to others is really helping to improve other's life, and is improving his own life.”
"Many people own valuable stuff they just don’t want anymore. But instead of giving it away or selling it, they allow it to clutter households and businesses. Now they can donating free stuff for reuse by others. There are millions of great items that are just wasted, taking up space and there are many people who can reuse them," Arango says. “People are all at different stages of lives. Sometimes people are on the giving end of give free stuff; sometimes people are on the receiving end.”
Wouldn’t it be cool if people could magically shift ownership of this free stuff, with zero effort and little time? For instance, someone bought a new TV this month, so the old TV will go out in few days and will hopefully move on to a good home. That’s how donating free stuff for reuse works.
Every six months, Arango says, make a list of valuable, but unwanted stuff and post it in GIVINGETTING´s website. Be aware that it’s not to get rid of anything wouldn’t use yourself. Just safe, valuable items, no trash, illegal or dangerous items. No food, drugs, chemicals, or weapons.
The issue is creating momentum and rallying people around the concept to make it a national movement of giving free stuff for reuse. The more awareness generated about this issue will help raise the idea. Arango´s proposal should be promote for all in social media, like Twitter or Facebook. The more stuff is giving, the more stuff is getting.
Few days ago, a proposal called “Give Your Stuff Away Day” became an official day. Last month, Connecticut Governor M. Jodi Rell became the first elected official to issue a proclamation in Connecticut. To read about it: http://giveyourstuffaway.com/docs/CTProclamation.pdf The difference is that in this website everyday could be a “giving day.”
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Free stuff will be available all over America daily. It’s a new proposal by http://www.givingetting.com an original website, hosting in Boca Raton, Florida. Dario Arango, founder said “This will help millions around world, while diminishing landfills, reducing clutter, and boosting the economy. Very important, no one has to write a check, make a call, or move from home, just need internet. When someone gives free to others is really helping to improve other's life, and is improving his own life.”
"Many people own valuable stuff they just don’t want anymore. But instead of giving it away or selling it, they allow it to clutter households and businesses. Now they can donating free stuff for reuse by others. There are millions of great items that are just wasted, taking up space and there are many people who can reuse them," Arango says. “People are all at different stages of lives. Sometimes people are on the giving end of give free stuff; sometimes people are on the receiving end.”
Wouldn’t it be cool if people could magically shift ownership of this free stuff, with zero effort and little time? For instance, someone bought a new TV this month, so the old TV will go out in few days and will hopefully move on to a good home. That’s how donating free stuff for reuse works.
Every six months, Arango says, make a list of valuable, but unwanted stuff and post it in GIVINGETTING´s website. Be aware that it’s not to get rid of anything wouldn’t use yourself. Just safe, valuable items, no trash, illegal or dangerous items. No food, drugs, chemicals, or weapons.
The issue is creating momentum and rallying people around the concept to make it a national movement of giving free stuff for reuse. The more awareness generated about this issue will help raise the idea. Arango´s proposal should be promote for all in social media, like Twitter or Facebook. The more stuff is giving, the more stuff is getting.
Few days ago, a proposal called “Give Your Stuff Away Day” became an official day. Last month, Connecticut Governor M. Jodi Rell became the first elected official to issue a proclamation in Connecticut. To read about it: http://giveyourstuffaway.com/docs/CTProclamation.pdf The difference is that in this website everyday could be a “giving day.”
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