A short how-to describing options for disposing of items after decluttering a home: giving items to friends/family, donating to churches/charities/shelters (some with pickup services), using neighborhood donation apps (e.g., Letgo, Nextdoor, Buy Nothing), donating to thrift chains (Savers, Salvation Army), selling online (Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, eBay) or holding a garage sale.
If you're working on a project for organizing the part of your house and you've gone through the process of decluttering and now you're wondering, what do I do with all this stuff I'm going to get rid of? Here are some options for you. If you have friends and family that can reuse your items and make use of it, by all means give it to them. But if you want to go down the route of either donating or selling things, here are your options. You can donate to churches, local charities and shelters. They can always use your stuff. Apps like Let It Go neighborhood apps like Next Door Buy Nothing. You can use apps like that to donate items free of charge. You can also go to your local savers, Salvation army, thrift stores, any of those facilities. Some charities will even come pick things up. So google your local area and see if there's any charities like Habitat for Humanity or others that will actually come to your home and pick it up. There's definitely a few things that you can use to sell online. Facebook, Marketplace, Craigslist, ebay, and you can always have a good old fashioned garage sale.