Share At Door Step
Doorstep pickup service that connects households to NGOs for donating used items across major Indian cities.
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Share At Door Step (SADS) provides a structured platform for households to donate used items by arranging doorstep pickup and routing them to verified partner NGOs. The service is designed to simplify the process of giving away items such as clothes, books, toys, electronics, and furniture by removing the need for individuals to transport them themselves.
The platform operates across major Indian cities including Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, Kolkata, Surat, and Chandigarh, while also offering lighter pickup options in over 600 cities. It supports a network of more than 120 NGOs across India, ensuring that collected items are redirected toward reuse and social impact.
Users can schedule pickups through the website or WhatsApp, typically paying a nominal convenience fee for doorstep collection. In areas where direct pickup is not available, the platform connects users to nearby drop-off points through partner organizations. Share At Door Step also has an international presence in cities like London and Singapore.
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