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From neighborhood fridges to open-source communities, generosity takes countless practical forms.
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iGift
A public gifting platform whose homepage describes presence as a gift: share what you can give, and ask for what would help.
Related project. Founder ecosystem; fiscally sponsored by Yoga.org.
Unconditional giftBuy Nothing Project
A neighborhood network for giving, asking, and gratitude around goods people no longer need.
Unconditional giftThe Freecycle Network
A reuse network for giving unwanted items a second life in local groups.
Unconditional giftFreedge
Guidance and a directory for community fridges that share food locally.
Tracked time-creditTimeBanks.Org
A time-credit network in which an hour of help can be recorded as an hour of credit.
Commons-adjacentLittle Free Library
Stewarded public book-sharing boxes where people take and leave books.
Commons-adjacentOpen Source Initiative
A steward of the Open Source Definition for software licenses that keep source code available.
Community reciprocityMutual Aid Disaster Relief
A grassroots network for disaster-response mutual aid, framed as solidarity rather than charity.
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