Rabat, Morocco's capital, and its twin city Salé form an agglomeration of over 2 million people. With a diverse population — civil servants, students, diplomats and modest families — the capital is fertile ground for free donations between individuals. Here's your neighborhood-by-neighborhood donation guide.

Rabat: donor neighborhoods

Agdal is the most active neighborhood for quality donations: brand furniture, designer clothes, recent electronics. Hay Riad generates many family donations: toys, children's clothing, school supplies. Hassan, the historic district, offers an eclectic mix. The embassy district (Souissi) is a gold mine for high-end donations, especially when diplomats depart.

Salé: high demand

Tabriquet, Hay Salam and Bettana are the neighborhoods in Salé with the highest demand. Families there mainly look for furniture, appliances and clothing. If you live in Rabat and have items to give, think of Salé residents — the Hassan II bridge connects them in minutes.

The university community

Rabat hosts several universities (Mohammed V, UIR, ENA...) and thousands of students. These students often look for furniture for their first apartment, university books and small appliances. Publishing donations targeted at students (desk, chair, mini-fridge) is an excellent way to help Moroccan youth.

How to donate on AlKaram in Rabat-Salé

Download AlKaram and enable geolocation. Publish your items with clear photos and a detailed description. Rabat-Salé residents are very responsive — expect replies within the first hours.