Geev, an ethical French start-up

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[...] Now move on to why I consider Geev as an ethical business. Just before the Covid crisis, the creators of Geev, launched ‘food donations'. This operation was a great success. We all know it, but many have been impacted by the crisis. And thanks to Geevers, the donation is free too and managed by Geev. Geev also offers ‘solidarity services' to help the most vulnerable, by doing their shopping, for example. Here is a statement of one of the founders: ‘Our objective is to promote the circular economy and solidarity. [...]

[...] Geev allows you to get all kinds of items. You can find a bit of everything around your home: like clothes, decoration, books If you are interested in an object, just geolocate it, and you will know how far away it is. Thus, you can reserve your object ant it's yours. It's that simple/Easy, right? II. What makes Geev different from Vinted or Le Bon Coin? And I'll answer you that the main difference is, it is all for free on Geev. [...]

[...] Geev, an ethical French start-up First, I would like to know if someone had ever heard about Geev before? How many? Okay, so for those who don't know what I'm talking about, here's the long story short Geev, it's a French start-up that was created by two business students at Bordeaux. They are the ones who ended waste years ago. These 2 friends came up with Geev for their final project of the semester (just like us That's how they came up with the idea of creating an inventive and useful digital platform with the aim of connecting people, fighting waste and encouraging donations. [...]