Buy Nothing reduces waste by keeping items out of landfills. It also builds community. Here are several Angelenos who've ...

It’s a dark winter evening, and I’m about to drive 10 minutes to pick up 8 over-ripe bananas from a neighbor. As I grab my coat, my husband wonders aloud whether I have lost my marbles. “You’re ...

The “Buy Nothing” trend began back in 2013 in Washington state, when the founders of the project experimented with hyperlocal communities. The idea is that neighbors and other members within your ...

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - “Something that you’re done with…not only can it get a whole new life, but it can add to somebody else’s life so much like it has mine,” shared Stephani Williamson, a member ...

Early this year, the Buy Nothing Evanston Facebook group had fewer than 10,000 members. Now it has over 12,000. Couple Ellis and Erin Booker started the Facebook group in 2021. “Ultimately, the goal ...

The things that get passed around my neighborhood’s Buy Nothing group range from used clothing to leftover cake to entire houses worth of furniture. Mylar balloons travel from party to party. We have ...

You might have heard of the “Buy Nothing” movement, but is that actually possible? The answer is yes, and here’s why. In simple terms, the Buy Nothing movement is not about actually buying zero things ...

A reuse charity is asking people to consider second hand this Black Friday as part of an alternative national campaign called Buy Nothing New. Kennet Furniture Refurbiz (KFR), based in Devizes, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. svetikd / iStock.com The “Buy Nothing” trend began back in 2013 in Washington state, when the founders of the project experimented ...