Got a garage full of stuff you don’t need? Try posting it on Freecycle. No Freecycle group in your area? Start your own. This has been the happy mantra of Freecyclers since the grassroots online ...

When you hear the word "free," you could be forgiven for immediately thinking "strings attached" - especially in an economy in which so many are fighting for financial security. The Freecycle Network, ...

More than seven million people may have had their sensitive information stolen following a data breach that happened on Freecycle’s servers. The organization has published a warning on its website, ...

A set of deer antlers. An aging school bus. An opened bottle of salad dressing. A black bra, size 40C - only worn twice. No item is too small, too used or too random to show up on the Freecycle ...

Freecycle, an online forum dedicated to exchanging used items rather than trashing them, confirmed a massive data breach that affected more than 7 million users. The nonprofit organization says it ...

Freecycle, an online community that encourages sharing unwanted items with eachother than chucking them in the bin or taking them to landfill, has told users to change their passwords after it ...

Wouldn’t it be great if more of us would wear the mantle of “green ambassador” as Dearden does? An important opportunity to consider is right around the corner. Mark your calendar for the ...

Freecycle lets people give away and get stuff for free. As with many unexpected wonders in life, its main benefit is the one you’re not expecting: not the possibility of acquiring more things, but the ...

EMMET COUNTY, Mich,. (WPBN/WGTU) - - Ottawa Elementary School students took part in a book drive and collected and donated 2,857 books to the FreeCycle Book Project. This event was led by the Ottawa ...

GRAFENWOEHR, Germany -- It's been over three months since the Freecycle Center opened its doors on Tower Barracks and the community at large has benefited. Set in Building 441, right next to the ...

The Freecycle Network began as a pretty simple idea: Folks could post lists on the Web of things they no longer want — but don't want to merely throw away. Now the freecycle.org network has spread ...