Campus Lost & Found

Find what you've lost.
Return what you've found.

Lost today. Found together.

Report a lost or found item, see possible matches, and reconnect belongings with the people they actually belong to.

How FYnda works

From reporting an item to getting it back to its owner.

01

Report

Report a lost or found item with the details that matter: what it is, where, and when.

02

Match

Browse reported items and see possible matches surface between what's lost and what's found.

03

Verify

Ownership verification helps confirm a claimed item belongs to the right person.

04

Reconnect

Review the response and help the item find its way back to its owner.

Where do you start?

FYnda works the same way whichever side you are on.

Lost something?

Report what you lost and FYnda helps surface possible matches from items other people have reported found.

Report Lost Item

Found something?

Report a found item, or if you already see someone's lost report, use “I Found This” to respond directly — no found report required first.

Your item might already be out there.

FYnda helps surface possible matches between lost and found reports so you can spend less time searching.

Example

Lost Item — Black Backpack

Reported near the library

Possible match

Found Item — Black Backpack

Found near the library

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Found doesn't always mean returned.

FYnda uses ownership verification to help distinguish the rightful owner when someone claims a found item — it helps confirm a claim, though it can't guarantee recovery or rule out every case of fraud.

Claim

Someone identifies a found item as theirs, or responds to a lost report.

Verification

Ownership verification questions help confirm the claim is genuine.

Review

The reporter reviews the response and the verification details.

Reconnect

Once accepted, the item is on its way back to the right person.

Help a belonging find its way home.

If you lost something, report it. If you found something, help return it. Every report you submit could be the one that reconnects someone with what matters to them.