Gift Economy Groups

Buy Nothing Project — International - Neighbors give away furniture, clothing, food, household goods, and services without payment or barter. Website

Freecycle Network — International — A worldwide network of local groups where members give away and receive reusable items for free. Website

Really Really Free Market — International movement — Decentralized gatherings where everything is free, with no buying, selling, or bartering. A particularly strong example of anarchist gift-economy practice. Background

Food Not Bombs — International — Decentralized volunteer groups recover food and prepare free vegetarian or vegan meals. One of the best-known anarchist-inspired free-food movements. Website

Little Free Library — International — Neighborhood book-sharing boxes. People can leave books or take them without money. Website

Karma Kitchen — United States, India, and elsewhere - Karma Kitchen website

One World Everybody Eats — United States — Website

BeWelcome — International — Website

Couchsurfing — International — Website

Sharebay — International — Website

ServiceSpace — International — Website

Trash Nothing — International — Website

Olio — United Kingdom / International — Website

Nolotiro — Spain — Website

Gratix — Spain / International — Website

Repair Café International — International — Website

Wikimedia Foundation — International — Website

Open Source Ecology — International — Website

Falling Fruit — International — Website

The Restart Project — United Kingdom / International — Website