Organizations

Organization portal

Post volunteer work with an outcome, a steward, and enough support to be fair.

2IX is not a generic unpaid labor board. It is for nonprofits, schools, civic groups, public-interest teams, community initiatives, and open-source projects that can scope work responsibly.

Trust

Identify the organization

Share organization type, website or domain, optional EIN or public registry reference, and the manager responsible for follow-up.

Scope

Write the opportunity

Name the deliverable, timeline, schedule, location mode, required skills, and what support the volunteer receives.

Safety

Declare screening only when needed

Sensitive roles should use explicit consent and qualified providers. Public registry records should not store raw screening reports.

Write

One outcome per posting

A good listing names the deliverable, acceptance criteria, expected time, and who will answer questions.

Support

Make the work startable

Add setup notes, public links, a first action, and what a volunteer should avoid changing.

Protect

Use sensitive screening sparingly

Declare role-specific requirements, but keep raw reports and private data out of public records.

Board guide

How to read an opportunity card and detail page

The board is designed for quick triage. Cards show a compact summary; detail pages carry the full scope, trust context, project context brief, match explanation, and application form.

Cards are for scanning

A card should answer whether the opportunity is in your cause area, requires skills you have, fits your location mode, and deserves a deeper look.

  • Use keyword, cause, skill, mode, work type, verified-only, and beginner-friendly filters.
  • Sort by newest, relevance, or least-filled need.
  • No volunteer private contact data appears on cards.

Detail pages are for decisions

A detail page should make the work legible: what is needed, who owns it, what done looks like, what project context exists, and what risks or screening notes matter.

  • Look for deliverables and acceptance criteria before applying.
  • Read the project context section before technical or continuity-heavy work.
  • Use the report flow if a post includes private or unsafe data.

Key terms

Verified organization
A publisher marked as reviewed by a steward or admin-controlled process.
Beginner-friendly
A role with lower ramp-up risk, clear support, and a scoped first contribution.

Organization onboarding

Create an organization profile and post scoped work

Describe who owns the opportunity, what outcome is needed, and what project context exists before volunteers apply.

1. Organization profile

Nonprofit, school, civic group, open-source project, public agency, mutual aid group.

Optional; stored for verification review.

Stored privately for applications and moderation follow-up.

Comma-separated cause areas.

2. Opportunity posting

Documentation, design, mentoring, data, operations, engineering.

Private; applicants are routed through 2IX notifications.

Do not include credentials, private screening reports, exact addresses, or sensitive files.

3. Project context brief

One public http/https URL per line.

One public http/https URL per line.

Current organizations

2IX Civic Matching Lab

Verified organization

An editable starter organization used to demonstrate scoped volunteer matching and project context.