Handoff moves surplus sports gear, gym equipment, and instruments from those who have them to under-resourced schools that need them — matched, coordinated, and delivered at no cost.
Whether you're clearing out unused equipment or outfitting a program, Handoff handles the matching and the logistics.
Snap a few photos of equipment you no longer use. We accept sports gear, gym equipment, and instruments.
Handoff pairs your donation with a nearby under-resourced school whose program actually needs it.
Through the platform, you can arrange a convenient date for the recipient to schedule their pick up for the equipment being donated. You receive a donation receipt and you reclaim your storage; a program gets a boost.
A coach, teacher, or administrator submits the equipment your program is missing. It's free and takes minutes.
Handoff finds surplus gear from schools and donors that fits your request — no fundraising required.
You will coordinate with the donor school to arrange a convenient date for you to pick up the equipment being donated. Your students play on, learn on, and grow.
Biggest success to date
"After soliciting high school athletic programs, Handoff outfitted our entire program — gear our students never could have afforded on their own."
Handoff is a nonprofit built on a simple belief: there's a shared benefit for those who give and those who receive.
Help less-fortunate programs advance — and reclaim the storage space eaten up by old, unused equipment.
Advance programs beyond what current budgets allow — with gear that would otherwise go to waste.

The head coach/AD reached out to Handoff — and outfitted a program that had gone without.
Our biggest success to date, built from donations across numerous high-school athletic programs.
Where it began — a Warren De La Salle donation kicked off Handoff's distribution efforts.
In early 2024 Handoff reached out to this youth football program that needed a hand.
Every piece of gear that moves is a student who gets to play. Pick your path — or chip in to keep it running.