A non-profit joins
The organisation applies, provides information about its work, and enters the community after review.
How Togetherly works
Need on one side. Willingness on the other.
Togetherly creates the route between them - helping non-profits show what would be useful and making it easier for people and organisations to respond.
Local knowledge
A clearly described need
A verified non-profit
Togetherly
Time and skills
Resources and expertise
People ready to help
The idea is simple
Start with what is actually needed.
Non-profits understand their communities. Togetherly gives them space to describe their work and identify the support that could make a genuine difference.
Individuals and organisations can then explore those needs, express interest, and talk directly with the non-profit before anyone commits to anything.
The platform is currently being prepared for beta. This is the experience we intend to test and refine with early participants.
One connection, step by step
How willingness becomes useful support.
The process is designed to create clarity before commitment, while leaving each participant in control of the conversations they choose to pursue.
It describes the need
The non-profit explains what it is trying to achieve and the time, knowledge, resources, or support that would be valuable.
Supporters explore
Individuals and organisations look for causes and requests that fit their interests, experience, availability, or resources.
Interest is expressed
A supporter can request a connection and explain how they may be able to help. A request creates no obligation.
A conversation begins
The non-profit chooses whether to respond. Both sides can clarify the need, expectations, practicalities, and boundaries.
Both sides decide
If the connection feels right, the participants agree what happens next. They shape the support together.
Different starting points
One shared place to begin.
For non-profits
Show what your organisation does, identify what would help, and choose which connection requests you want to explore.
For individuals
Find a useful home for your time, experience, specialist knowledge, connections, or practical support.
For organisations
Discover purposeful opportunities for your people, expertise, resources, sponsorship, or longer-term partnership support.
Trust without taking over
The platform opens the door. People choose whether to walk through it.
Reviewed organisations
Non-profit applications are reviewed before an organisation enters the beta community. Verification supports trust, but it is not a guarantee or endorsement.
Choice on both sides
A connection request does not create an obligation. Participants decide which conversations they want to begin, continue, or decline.
Clarity before commitment
Profiles and requests help both sides understand the purpose, likely commitment, and boundaries before moving forward.
Togetherly will support connection and communication. It will not replace each participant’s own safeguarding, due-diligence, employment, volunteering, or partnership procedures.
Questions
A few things worth knowing.
Is Togetherly already open to everyone?
Not yet. Togetherly is currently preparing for beta. Non-profits can apply for beta access, while individuals and organisations can register their interest for future participation.
Does Togetherly decide what support a non-profit needs?
No. Non-profits describe their own work and identify the help that would be useful. The platform is intended to centre their knowledge rather than make assumptions on their behalf.
Does a connection request commit either side?
No. It opens the possibility of a conversation. Both sides can ask questions and decide whether the proposed connection is suitable before agreeing to anything.
What kinds of help could be offered?
That may include time, professional knowledge, practical resources, introductions, funding or sponsorship interest, and other forms of support identified by participating non-profits.
Does verification remove every risk?
No verification process can remove every risk. Togetherly intends to review non-profit applications and create clear community standards, while participants remain responsible for their own checks and decisions.
Find your place in Togetherly
Start from where you are.
Apply for the non-profit beta, register your interest as an individual, or talk to us about taking part as an organisation.