The quietest fundraiser your nonprofit has ever run

Why selling the stuff in your community's basements might be the most sustainable revenue stream your nonprofit has overlooked.

Every neighborhood has a basement. Every basement has a shelf full of "I'll get to it eventually." And every shelf is a fundraising opportunity your nonprofit hasn't been able to tap — because the logistics of getting that vintage bike to a buyer who would pay $45 for it has historically been more work than the bike is worth.

Clutter Sale exists because we think that's a solvable problem.

Here's the math we keep coming back to. The average American household carries about $7,000 in unused goods at any given moment. If even 2% of that gets sold and 100% of the net proceeds flow to a local nonprofit, the average household generates $140 in fundable cause-impact per year just by not throwing things in the trash.

Multiply that across a single zip code and you're at six figures. Across a region, seven. We've watched this play out in early-access nonprofits already.

The trick isn't convincing people to be generous. The trick is making generosity require almost no effort. Snap a photo, pick your cause, accept a buyer's pickup proposal. That's it. The escrow, the receipt, the math — we handle.

If your nonprofit hasn't tried Clutter Sale yet, we'd love to onboard you. The first 100 partner organizations get a dedicated success manager and full Campaign-in-a-Box library (graphics, email templates, social posts) for the first six months.