Mobilise your people
Create focused opportunities for employees to contribute time, professional knowledge, or specialist skills.
For organisations
Put your people and resources behind work that matters.
Togetherly is being built to help businesses, institutions, and other organisations connect with verified non-profits around clear, practical needs.
Organisational support, made useful
Social impact starts with understanding what is actually needed.
Many organisations want to contribute more meaningfully, but finding a credible non-profit partner - and matching an offer to a real need - can take time.
Togetherly is designed to make that route clearer. Your organisation will be able to understand what non-profits are asking for, identify relevant opportunities, and begin with a purposeful conversation.
Share useful resources
Offer equipment, space, services, introductions, or other practical support against a stated need.
Build stronger partnerships
Meet non-profits whose work aligns with your priorities and explore what a useful relationship could look like.
The organisation pathway
From an intention to help to a partnership with purpose.
The platform is still in development. This is the journey Togetherly intends to test and refine during beta.
Create an organisation profile
Introduce your organisation, select the causes that matter to you, and describe the skills, resources, or support you may be able to offer.
Explore verified non-profits
Learn about their work, the communities they serve, and the specific types of help they have identified.
Identify the right fit
Match your organisation’s capacity and priorities with a relevant request rather than beginning with a predetermined solution.
Request a conversation
Explain why you would like to connect. The non-profit chooses whether to accept before any conversation begins.
Shape the support together
Discuss the need, practical boundaries, responsibilities, and what a useful next step could be for both sides.
Review and adapt
Keep the relationship proportionate and useful. Either side can pause, conclude, or report a concern when needed.
Better partnership practice
Useful support listens before it acts.
Non-profits define their needs.
The strongest support begins with the organisation doing the work, not with assumptions about what it ought to want.
A conversation creates no obligation.
Both parties remain free to decline, pause, or end an exchange. A request to connect is not a commitment to partner.
Verification has limits.
Togetherly intends to check basic organisational information. Verification should not be treated as an endorsement or guarantee.
Be clear about capacity.
Specific, realistic offers are more useful than broad promises. Set out decision-making, timescales, and practical limits early.
Organisation enquiries
Could your organisation contribute?
Tell us a little about your organisation and the kind of support or partnership you may be interested in. We’ll contact you with relevant launch or beta updates.
Questions from organisations
A few things your team may want to know.
Businesses, professional firms, institutions, funders, and other organisations interested in supporting non-profits may register their interest. Participation criteria for the beta are still being developed.
No. Registration allows Togetherly to contact you about relevant developments. Any future conversation or commitment remains your organisation’s choice.
Funding may form part of a future connection, but Togetherly is not currently presented as a grant-management or payment platform. The exact scope will be tested during development.
Togetherly is being designed to help organisations and non-profits find one another and begin relevant conversations. It does not currently promise to manage, supervise, or guarantee volunteering placements.
A public launch date has not yet been confirmed. Register your interest and Togetherly will share relevant updates as the platform develops.
For non-profits
Looking for support rather than offering it?
Charities and non-profits can apply to help shape the first Togetherly community.