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Zwaggle
Zwaggle is a community of parents who gather online to share their children's gently-used toys, clothing, books, gear and more with other families. Instead of using cash to buy or sell items, members post items to Zwaggle and use points, called Zoints, to release and/or accept items. By participating, parents de-clutter their homes of unwanted things that are still useful and in doing so save money, conserve material/natural resources and continue the life-cycle of products instead of relegating them to a landfill.
==Company==
Zwaggle was founded in 2007 by (Adam Levy ) of Denver, Colorado and Andrew Hoag of San Francisco, California.〔(Avery, Greg. "Bartering website is more than just kids' stuff", ''Denver Business Journal'', February 8, 2008. )〕
The company contributes to lifestyles involving social responsibility and a minimimalized participation in a more consumer culture. Furthermore, Zwaggle is a location-independent community built on sharing and conservation.〔(Olsen, Stephanie. "Going green, one crib at a time", C|Net News, November 27, 2007 )〕
Zwaggle also offers members the ability to connect with local and national charities. Members can choose when listing each item for trade whether or not to donate the Zoints from that trade to one of several charities. In this case they may be eligible to receive a tax deduction for their donation. Members should ask their tax preparer, specialist or the IRS about donation write-offs and charitable entities.
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