Your old cards, bricks & plushies still have a kid waiting for them.
Pls Donate collects Pokémon cards, LEGO sets, and plushies from people who've outgrown them — and puts them straight into the hands of kids who haven't. You pack it, you ship it, we make sure it lands with a kid who'll love it.
Three kinds of "somebody will love this."
Nothing needs to be perfect. Loved, outgrown, and slightly-used are all welcome — we just ask that everything is clean and complete enough for a kid to enjoy right away.
Pokémon Cards
Singles, binders, bulk commons, boxed sets — any era.
- ✓ Any condition, played to mint
- ✓ Loose cards or full binders
- ✕ Water-damaged or moldy cards
LEGO Sets & Bricks
Full sets, mixed bins, minifigs, single bags of bricks.
- ✓ Complete or incomplete sets
- ✓ Loose bricks by the bag
- ✕ Broken, cracked, or chewed pieces
Plushies & Stuffed Animals
Gently used, freshly washed, ready for a new home.
- ✓ Clean, no rips or missing eyes
- ✓ Machine-washed beforehand
- ✕ Smoke-exposed or pet-soiled items
Four steps, all on your schedule.
Fill out the donation form
Tell us what you're sending and roughly how much of it. Takes about a minute.
Get your donation code
We'll generate a short packing slip with a unique code — print it or just write the code on your box.
Pack it up and ship it
Use any carrier you like. Shipping is on you — we can't reimburse postage, but flat-rate boxes keep it cheap.
We check it in
Once your box arrives we match it to your code and email you a confirmation. From there, it's on its way to a kid.
Where it goes, and how to pack it.
Write your donation code on the outside of the box once you have it — that's how we match your package to your form.
Cards: sleeve or top-load anything valuable; commons can travel loose in a stack.
LEGO: bag loose bricks so they don't scatter; boxed sets can ship as-is.
Plushies: a plastic bag inside the box keeps them clean and dry in transit.
Heads up: you cover the cost of shipping, and we can't reimburse postage. A USPS or carrier flat-rate box is usually the cheapest way to send anything heavier than a small envelope.
Tell us what you're sending
Fill this out first — you'll get a donation code and packing slip right after.
Thanks, friend! 🎉
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Before you pack a box
Is this a real, active donation drive?
No — this is a portfolio project demonstrating a donation-site concept and its interaction design. The form, packing slip, and confirmation flow are fully functional to show how the experience would work, but no real donations are being collected and nothing submitted here is sent anywhere.
If this ever became real, who would pay for shipping?
The concept is donor-paid shipping — donors would cover their own postage, with flat-rate boxes recommended to keep it cheap.
Would it be a registered nonprofit?
As designed, no — it's modeled as an independent, personal donation drive rather than a registered 501(c)(3), so donations wouldn't be tax-deductible. Operating it for real would mean checking state charitable-solicitation registration requirements first.
What happens to what gets sent, hypothetically?
The concept: everything gets sorted, checked over, and passed along to kids who'd actually use it — cards get traded and played, LEGO gets built, plushies get hugged.