Question 1

Where can I donate old clothes and furniture near me in India?

Accepted Answer

Post what you're giving away on Sevastack GiveHub with a photo and your city. Verified NGOs near you — every one with 80G/12A documentation on file — see the listing and claim it, then arrange pickup with you directly. It is free, with no platform fee.

Question 2

Do I need an account to donate goods to an NGO?

Accepted Answer

No. Anyone can post an item to GiveHub with just an email verification — no account, no sign-up. You get a private link to pick which NGO receives it and to confirm handover.

Question 3

Who collects the donated items?

Accepted Answer

The NGO that claims your listing arranges collection with you directly. Sevastack does not take custody of goods, does not charge either side, and shares your phone number and address only after you approve a specific NGO.

Question 4

What kinds of items can be donated?

Accepted Answer

Clothes, furniture, books and study material, electronics, medical devices, food, vehicles and stationery, plus non-physical help such as pro-bono professional services and volunteer skills. Hazardous items and e-waste are handled under a separate category with additional checks.

Question 5

Can I get an 80G tax receipt for donated goods?

Accepted Answer

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.

Donate clothes, furniture & old items to NGOs near you

6 pants including 1 jeans, 2 half kurtas +1 long kurta, 2 half sleeve shirts, 1 t shirt, 1 shirt, 1 pair thermal wearts

clothes, shoes, bags

books

Childcraft Encyclopedia Series

Books

Books 23, motivational and spiritual in marathi, hindi and english

Two matress, two ac comforter,sambhal , thwo trousers , Jeans , 5-7 t shirts and shirts , Winter socks , etc all cleaned

Girls cloths more than 20kg in total

Kids Toys

Crib bassinet cot

CBSC 12 grade book NEET

Bean bag

A box of 4–5 kg everyday mixed clothes

clothing

Large cotton quilt/rojai