For businesses
You already help. Get credited for it.
This is for the roofer who donates a repair every year, the print shop that runs the league banners at cost, the two-person agency that builds a shelter's website for free, and the software company that gives nonprofits a free plan. Find a cause that fits your work, agree what you can offer, and ask how the organization acknowledges its supporters.
What you do
- Browse organizations you could support. Filter by your area and type of help.
- Use the contact option on the listing. Explain what you can offer and when, then discuss any acknowledgment directly.
- Do the deed. Then send the two-minute email and report it here. We publish a page about it that you can link from your own site.
Or post what you can give and let organizations come to you.
What you get
- A way to connect with nonprofits and community groups that acknowledge supporters on their websites. Agree any credit directly with the organization.
- A story worth sharing. The organization posts it, the local paper sometimes picks it up, and we write a page about it with your name on it.
- Customers who saw you do something real in their town.
What works best
Give what you actually do. Start with a manageable offer of products, services, expertise or volunteer time, and ask what the organization needs before committing. These twenty community involvement ideas can help you choose. Recognition should describe real help; a website link is not a promise of search rankings.
What it costs
Nothing. We do not sell listings or placement, and organizations are not allowed to sell credits. If anyone asks you to pay for a link here, tell us.