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" This spring take your seasonal cleaning ritual online. As you tackle the pile-up from the past year, the three sites below will help you make the most of your old goods, whether you want to score some cash for old electronics, swap too-small kids clothes for new duds or donate gently-used furniture. The best part? Each site makes sure that someone else will make good use of your old items.   Gazelle.com  Get cash for your old\u2014but working\u2014electronic gadgets. Enter the brand, model and condition and the site makes you an offer (usually around $100 per trade-in). If you accept, Gazelle mails you a box to send it in and a free shipping label. Once the site confirms the gadget works, you can accept the money via check, gift card or PayPal, or donate it to one of about 50 charities. Don&amp;#039;t worry: Before the item is resold, Gazelle wipes out your personal information.    ThredUp.com Swap clothes or toys your child has outgrown for ones she&amp;#039;ll use. Browse through listings of thousands of boxes containing an average of 15 items\u2014brief descriptions include size (for clothes) and color. Once you&amp;#039;ve picked a box, describe the items you&amp;#039;ll be trading, and, for $5 plus shipping, you&amp;#039;ll receive your chosen box and an empty one to send in your items. The site relies on user ratings to monitor the quality of goods, and 98 percent of boxes are rated 3 or 4 stars.    ClothingDonations.org Vietnam Veterans of America will sell your old household goods (clothing, small furniture, electronics) to thrift stores and use the proceeds to support former service members across the country. Enter your zip code and the site will generate a state-based chart that allows you to schedule a pickup in your county, or choose a nearby drop-off location. (You can also call 866-805-VETS to schedule a pickup.)   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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