A bunch of amazing local governments and like-minded organisations partner with us each year to help stop useable stuff going to landfill and strengthen community connections.
Their support makes the event free for over 400,000 Australians to participate in and enables us to provide you with resources, tips and support.
Show them some love. They, like you, officially rock 🤘🏾
Garage Sale Trail is stoked to be partnering with eBay Australia in 2024. Like us, they share a vision to fuel recommerce and promote the resale of pre-loved fashion and household items nationwide.
By participating in Garage Sale Trail or selling pre-loved gems on eBay, we're all contributing to a more circular and sustainable economy, as well as creating room in our wardrobes to fund our next pre-loved find.
Peppermint is an Australian biannual print magazine and digital platform focused on style, sustainability, sewing and substance.
As a small, independent publication that champions ethical fashion, diversity, inclusivity, climate action, slow living, sewing, DIY and more, they tell real stories of people doing good in the world making them the perfect media partner for Garage Sale Trail 2024.
This project is a NSW EPA Waste and Sustainable Materials Strategy initiative, funded from the waste levy and supports achievement of the NSW Government's target to reduce illegal dumping across the state.
Just like the 1,300+ Men's Sheds across the country, Garage Sale Trail is all about camaraderie and community. In 2024, Men's Sheds across across the country will by hosting garage sales selling pre-loved and handmade goods.
In 2024, Neighbourhood Houses & Centres will be hosting garage sales and open days over the Trail weekends. Many of them even have spaces reserved for locals to sell from too.
