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Bengaluru, Karnataka

Where to donate old items in Bengaluru

Clothes, furniture, books, electronics, food, toys, medical supplies — give away anything still usable to verified NGOs near you in Bengaluru. Post it in under a minute, a nearby NGO claims it, and you arrange pickup. Free, with zero platform fee.

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How to donate in Bengaluru

Three steps. No middlemen, no fees — your items go straight to an NGO in Bengaluru that needs them.

1

Post what you're giving

Add a photo, item name and your location — takes under a minute.

2

A verified NGO claims it

Nearby NGOs are alerted instantly. The first to claim it wins.

3

Arrange pickup

Coordinate handover directly with the NGO. You keep it simple.

Donating in Bengaluru — FAQs

Where can I donate old items in Bengaluru?

Post what you're giving away on Sevastack NGO Connect with Bengaluru as your location. Verified NGOs in Bengaluru — each with 80G/12A registration on file — are notified instantly, and the first one to claim it arranges pickup with you. It is free, with zero platform fee.

Which NGOs in Bengaluru accept donations of used goods?

Verified NGOs across Bengaluru accept donations on Sevastack. You see who claimed your item before you hand anything over, and you approve the claim — contact details are shared only after you do.

What can I donate to NGOs in Bengaluru?

Clothes, furniture, books and study material, electronics, food and dry rations, toys and sports gear, and medical supplies such as wheelchairs and walkers. Anything still usable. Add a clear photo so the right NGO in Bengaluru can claim it quickly.

Do NGOs in Bengaluru collect donations from my home?

Pickup is arranged directly between you and the NGO that claims your listing. Most NGOs in Bengaluru collect locally; for smaller items you may prefer to drop them off. Sevastack does not take custody of goods and charges neither side.

Do I get an 80G tax receipt for donating goods in Bengaluru?

Donations in kind do not qualify for an 80G deduction under Indian income-tax rules — 80G applies to money. The receiving NGO issues an acknowledgment recording the item and its declared fair market value for its own books.

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