For organizations

Turn community needs into completed projects.

Neighbor Powered gives your organization one place to plan the work, recruit help, coordinate people and resources, document participation, and show what was accomplished.

Founding-cohort pricing is locked in for life for the first 50 organizations — 47 spots left.

From first conversation to finished result

One project, five real steps.

1

Post a need or start a project

Describe what needs to happen. Guided planning turns it into phases, tasks, roles, and a schedule.

2

Set roles and resource needs

Shifts, positions, capacity, and what's still needed — all visible before you recruit.

3

Publish and recruit

Your project appears on your portal and the community-wide board. Volunteers sign up in seconds, no account required.

4

Run day-of check-in

Staffed check-in and check-out create a verified attendance record, not a guess after the fact.

5

Close out and show impact

Completed projects convert into an accomplishment record — hours served, people involved, work finished.

Real product, real screenshots

Not a mockup — the platform you'd actually use.

Creating a volunteer opportunity in the organization dashboard

Plan and publish

Set the schedule, capacity, and requirements once — it's live on your portal and the community board immediately.

Roster and attendance view in the organization dashboard

Know what happened

Roster, check-in, and check-out in one view — verified hours, not a guess reconstructed after the fact.

See all 10 capabilities →

Your portal, your identity

Your organization can join without rebuilding its website.

Get a hosted project and volunteer portal, link it from the site you already have, and become part of your local Neighbor Powered network. Many low-complexity founding organizations are activated within one business day of verification.

See an organization portal example →

Common questions

What organization leaders ask first.

Do I need a new website?

No. You get a hosted portal you link to from the site you already have.

Does Neighbor Powered take over my organization?

No. You keep your name, your mission, and full control of your projects.

Who owns the project?

The responsible organization — always. Neighbor Powered organizes; it doesn't claim your work.

Can multiple organizations work together?

Yes. Projects can list more than one participating organization and share recruitment.

Can I track volunteers and attendance?

Yes. Staffed check-in and check-out produce verified service hours automatically.

Can I show verified impact?

Yes. Completed projects publish real accomplishment records — hours, people, and outcomes.

Ready when you are

Let's get your first project completed.

Ask J. Robert