The Buy Nothing Project was made for people to exchange goods between one another instead of buying new products.

The Buy Nothing Project was made for people to exchange goods between one another instead of buying new products themselves.

Thank the Buy Nothing Project, a nonprofit organization with chapters now in 44 countries with more than 6,500 communities. Don't worry: This isn't a cult, and the concept doesn't have to be taken ...

For the uninitiated, Buy Nothing is part of a project for people to give away unwanted items. It's based on the principle of "one man's trash is another man's treasure" and helps reduce landfills.

It’s all about community and sustainability, encouraging zero waste, and zero spending. The Buy Nothing Project was founded in 2013 with the goal of reducing our collective impact on the environment ...

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The Buy Nothing project, which was founded in Washington state in 2013, informs groups they must sprout along geographic boundaries when they reach 1,000 members in order to keep the sharing groups ...

Over the past few months, I’d fallen into the rabbit hole of the 12,900-person strong “Buy Nothing” group in my Boston suburb. But while many millennials aren’t happy with Facebook ...

more Americans are embracing the "No-Buy Year" and joining Buy Nothing groups to trade, swap, and share goods instead of spending money. FOX 5's Teresa Priolo has the story.