// Donate gear

The garage graveyard ends here.

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 and 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.

Drop at the fieldAny game or practice

The intake bin is by the equipment shed. Tie the bag, grab a tag, done in ten seconds.

Team pickup dayFirst Saturday monthly

Leave it on the porch with the printable tag. A team parent route collects across the neighborhood.

Mail it inLabel emailed to you

We email a prepaid label for donations over five items. Shipping comes out of shop proceeds, not your pocket.

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 Maya's first season."

Tax receipt

An itemized donation receipt from the nonprofit, emailed when intake is complete. Fair-market values follow the published grade sheet.

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.