When you hear the word "free," you could be forgiven for immediately thinking "strings attached" - especially in an economy in which so many are fighting for financial security. The Freecycle Network, ...

More than seven million people may have had their sensitive information stolen following a data breach that happened on Freecycle’s servers. The organization has published a warning on its website, ...

The Freecycle Network began as a pretty simple idea: Folks could post lists on the Web of things they no longer want — but don't want to merely throw away. Now the freecycle.org network has spread ...

Freecycle, an online community that encourages sharing unwanted items with eachother than chucking them in the bin or taking them to landfill, has told users to change their passwords after it ...

Freecycle is a nonprofit organization that is defined as a “movement of people who are giving (and getting) stuff for free in their own towns and keeping good stuff out of landfills.” Users of the ...

This has been the happy mantra of Freecyclers since the grassroots online exchange started up in 2003. More than a million people all over the world have become members, via some 2,600 local groups.

Do you like free stuff? Have you noticed how it usually comes with a gimmick? Well, in this case, there’s no gimmick, just people looking to give stuff away rather than throwing it in in the trash or ...

Freecycle, an online forum dedicated to exchanging used items rather than trashing them, confirmed a massive data breach that affected more than 7 million users. The nonprofit organization says it ...

Say you're cleaning out your basement, and there's a whole bunch of stuff you just want to get rid of. You decide you'd rather give it away than put in the time to sell it or haul it to a landfill, so ...

Taking care of the planet seems like such a big job that sometimes, it seems like it's relatively impossible for us to really make a difference on an individual level. You hear about big issues and ...