Where to offer unwanted things that are still useful
Clothes, books, furniture and appliances may be useful to someone else. Start with their condition and how a person in your city could collect them.
Sort out what can be reused
Set aside clean items that are fit for further use. Group clothes by size and season, books by subject and kitchenware into sets. Measure furniture and note the model, working condition and cables included with appliances. Never describe a broken or unsafe item as working.
Offer items to people in your city
On QoldanQolga, you can post a giveaway listing and make arrangements directly with the recipient. Sign in, add photos and choose the giveaway option. In the listings catalogue, select your city and look at how similar items are described. Interest and collection times depend on the people who respond.
Plan collection before you agree
Explain whether items can be taken separately or only as a bundle. For large objects, discuss transport, dismantling, building access and help with lifting. Do not leave belongings outside or at a doorway without an agreement: the recipient may not arrive, and the items may be damaged.
Does QoldanQolga have a collection point?
This guide is about giving items directly to another user through listings. It does not provide a verified directory of collection points or a pickup service. If you choose an outside organization, check its address, opening hours and accepted items with that organization.
Can I offer several bags of clothes together?
Yes. Describe the contents, sizes, season and condition. Say whether someone must take the whole bundle or can choose individual pieces. Confirm the volume and transport arrangements with the recipient before setting a meeting time.
Where should we meet?
Choose a busy public place in daylight for small items. Share your exact home address only with the chosen recipient when it is needed for collection. Keep identity documents and personal details private. Stop the arrangement if someone makes a suspicious request for verification codes.