Outgrown boots, retired shin guards, the ball nobody kicks — your gear doesn't disappear into a bin. A person inspects every item, the best goes free to a kid who needs it, and the rest gets the JRZY treatment — branded, packaged — for the next Marketplace drop — funding free training either way. You get a receipt either way.
You donate→We inspect & grade→Best placed free→Rest sold in the shop→You see where it went
Step 1 · What are you donating?
Tick what's in the bag.
Boots / cleats1
Shin guards1
Keeper gloves1
Balls1
Kits / jerseys1
Training gear1
Honest-condition rule: if you wouldn't hand it to a teammate's kid, don't bag it. Torn or unsafe gear gets recycled, not placed — grading is done by a person, not by hope.
Step 2 · How does it get to us?
Pick a handoff.
Step 3 · Your receipt, all three kinds
You'll know exactly where it went.
Chain-of-custody note
When your item is graded and placed — free to a player, or sold in the shop — you get the line item: "Your size-5 boots started a player's first season."
Donation receipt
An itemized receipt by email when intake is complete, valued off the published grade sheet. Tax-deductible status follows the Foundation’s 501(c)(3) approval, which is in progress.
Drop alert
If your gear makes a Marketplace drop, you'll know when the drop goes live — your donation becomes the next release, not a bin.
No account needed. Your email is used for the two receipts, nothing else.
Tagged and expected.
Drop the bag at the field bin any game day. Leave your email above and the where-it-went note comes to you once every item is placed.