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Getting it postedStop retyping the same listingThe coat drive gets written once and typed four times. Three tools take that work back: build the listing from the flyer you already made, forward the email you already sent, and let the promotion page write the posts.
Getting set upYour organization is already listed. Here is how to take the page overAn old phone number, a description nobody there wrote, and no way in. Claiming asks for your name, your email and a sentence about who you are, then a person reads it.
Small nonprofitsPut this week's real ask at the top of your organization pageThree people to unload a truck Saturday is too small for a posting and too useful to leave unsaid. Here is the one-line spot for it, and how it takes itself back down.
Getting the word outThe promotion kit that comes with every published listingCaptions you can paste, share images sized for feeds and stories, a printable QR flyer, and reusable QR codes you can re-point without reprinting. All on one page per listing.
Small nonprofitsPrint a verified volunteer hours report for a grant applicationApprove the hours your volunteers log, then total them over any date range, break them out by listing and by month, and print it for the grant packet or the board binder.
Getting it postedForward an email, get a listing without signing inAn approved organization can email its next event or donation need to the site and have the listing up in about ten minutes, with no sign-in and no form.
Getting it postedYou already wrote the volunteer post. Don't write it again.Small organizations keep their volunteer info on a flyer and a pinned Facebook post. Both of those are now enough to create a listing.