A decade of doorsteps, and some lovely headlines from Singapore to the US and across India. Press inquiries: [email protected]
I Gave Away $2,700,000 of Free Clothes
We were one of three India organizations on the charity's clothing giveaway - 1,000 sweatshirts reached people in need in Delhi.
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Christmas sharing season: children's item donations up by as much as 30%
Singapore's national media network on year-end giving. In 2025, toys, books and stationery made up six in ten of the items donated through us.
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A door-to-door solution for donating unwanted items to charity has come to Singapore
Our first steps in Singapore, ahead of the full launch in 2024.
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She's Helping Get Your Second Hand Clothes Straight onto The Backs of Those Who Need Them Most
How one birthday donation a year grew into a pickup service supporting 100+ charities in India.
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'Share At Door Step', a social enterprise, is here to take away your discarded clothes and items
Part of NDTV and USHA's Clothes with a Conscience campaign. The crew followed donated clothes to a learning center in Gurugram.
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From clothes to furnishing items: how this startup helps NGOs with doorstep donation services
Why it is hard to know where a donation helps most, and how doorstep pickups across 11 Indian cities make it simple.
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SADS, helping donors reach beneficiaries for non-cash donations
Early growth: 100+ organizations across nine cities, and a model built on trust and transparency.
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Want to Donate Clothes, Toys, Books? This Startup Collects From Your Doorsteps & Delivers to NGOs
How it began with early-morning pickups - and how donations now get matched to what NGOs actually need.
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[Tech50] How this startup makes it easy for you to give away your old clothes, toys, and furniture
Named to YourStory's Tech50 list of India's most promising tech startups.
Read the story →This entrepreneur is making giving back to society a little easier with her social venture
The early days: 150 pickups done by the founder, 25+ nonprofits on board - and a campaign that asked people to donate their ex's stuff.
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Share At Door Step: Anushka Jain's Vision for Smarter Donations
"During the early stages, I did 150 pickups by myself. There was no app and no team."
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Sustainably CuriousEveryone wants to do good - she just made it easier
How a childhood birthday ritual became a donation platform. "People want to do good. You just need to make it easy."
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A knock on your door: Share at Door Step is here to help you donate your old belongings!
From 250 volunteers to delivery companies, and how a small pickup fee covers the basics.
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