Volunteers

Volunteer portal

Create a profile that helps you find work you can actually start.

A strong volunteer profile is specific without being invasive. Share what you can do, what you care about, when you can help, and how visible you want to be before you apply.

Fill out your profile

Browse opportunities

Review privacy

Ability

Skills and proof

Tools, languages, certifications, lived experience, GitHub, portfolio links, writing samples, and other evidence.

Fit

Causes and availability

Cause areas, communities, weekly capacity, timezone, schedule limits, remote/local preference, and engagement type.

Privacy

Visibility modes

Use a public card, searchable limited profile, or private-on-application profile depending on the work and your comfort level.

Before you publish

Use public proof links, broad availability, and role preferences. Keep exact personal addresses, private documents, and sensitive screening material out of the profile.

After you apply

The organization gets enough context to respond, and direct follow-up can move into a safer channel with consent from both sides.

For volunteers

The account dashboard summarizes profile completeness, application history, and next best match suggestions based on the same explainable scoring model used on opportunity pages.

Update profile signal.
Track applications.
Browse recommended opportunities.

For organization stewards

Stewards can see attached organizations, posted opportunities, application counts, and context gaps so they can keep work ready for volunteers.

Post or update scoped opportunities.
Watch application flow.
Attach context briefs before complex work begins.

For reviewers and admins

Users with editing permissions get shortcuts to moderation queues and operational review surfaces without exposing those records publicly.

Review reports.
Verify organizations.
Repair missing project context.

Volunteer onboarding

Create or update your volunteer profile

Use this grouped form to publish matchable signal while keeping private contact details off public boards.

Full name

Used as your profile title.

Contact email

Stored privately and used for profile updates.

Phone or alternate contact

Private. Never displayed on public opportunity boards.

Profile visibility

Volunteer headline

One sentence about the help you can offer.

Skills and experience

List tools, languages, lived experience, certifications, and proof points.

Skills

Comma-separated, such as WordPress, UX research, Grant writing.

Causes and interests

Comma-separated cause areas.

Hours per week

Use a realistic weekly capacity.

Location preference

Availability details

Timezone, schedule windows, start limits, and meeting preferences.

Portfolio or work samples

One public URL per line. Unsafe or non-http links are ignored.

Privacy or contact preferences

Anything an organization should know before requesting private details.

I understand that private contact details are stored for matching follow-up and are not shown on public opportunity listings.