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Serve.Love, from Tulsa, Oklahoma

Built for the people who show up.

Other volunteer tools help you manage the volunteers you already have. Serve.Love helps you find more, free.

I need more volunteers List an opportunity I just want the software See the free tools I want to help out Find a place to serve

Free for nonprofits up to 100 volunteers. No sign-up needed to find a place to serve.

Justin Daniels, founder of Serve.Love, kneeling to sign a man up on his phone at a community event
Signing someone up, in the field

What this means for you

More volunteers, without switching a thing.

Serve.Love recruits volunteers to your opportunity. How you run everything else is up to you.

Already love your tools?

Keep them.

SignUpGenius, a Google Form, your own website, whatever you already use, keep using it. Just list your opportunity with us and we get it in front of volunteers nearby. Nothing to switch.

Starting from scratch?

Free volunteer management software

Sign-ups, scheduling, hours, check-in, waivers, reports, and the mobile apps. Free for nonprofits up to 100 volunteers, ad-free, nothing locked behind a tier.

List an opportunity It’s free, and it takes a few minutes.

The network you join

Thousands of places to serve, coast to coast.

A map of the United States dotted with more than thirteen thousand places to serve, coast to coast
13,000+places to serve, mapped nationwide
200+nonprofits recruiting with us, and climbing
See what is near you

The map is our national directory of places to serve. The nonprofits posting their own opportunities with us grow every week.

Why Serve.Love

More need than ever. Fewer people showing up.

That is the gap Serve.Love closes: real missions, put back in front of the people and churches who want to serve their community.

Not one more tool for the volunteers you already have. A way to bring more of them back.

Volunteers, at a record low The need, still climbing

Volunteering fell 30% to 23% of U.S. adults, 2019 to 2021, the steepest drop on record (AmeriCorps and the U.S. Census Bureau). Nonprofits: about 2 million and rising (Statista, AmeriCorps, USAFacts).

It started as one page of food pantries after a tornado hit Claremore, Oklahoma, and strangers found it. Our story →

The discovery problem

The people you serve, and the people who’d help you, can’t find you.

You are good at the work. Being found is a different problem. Serve.Love makes your nonprofit findable to both the people who need what you do and the volunteers who would show up for it.

Same nonprofit, two audiences that could not find it before.

  1. You list it once.

    A park cleanup, a tutoring hour, six people for Saturday. Use our free tool, or point us at the sign-up form you already have.

  2. We put it on the network.

    Your opportunity goes where people are already looking for a way to help, so you’re not the one chasing them down.

  3. They sign up. You see the impact.

    Name, phone, a shift. No account first, no app to install. You get the roster and every hour, tracked and reportable: who showed up, how many hours, how consistent your program is. What that effort produced is your story to tell; we give you the numbers to tell it with.

The invitation

Join the network. Nothing to lose, everything to gain.

It’s free and takes minutes, and you don’t even have to switch tools. Keep the volunteer software you already use, and we’ll put your sign-up form on the network where people find it. If you want to serve, we’ll show you where.

List an opportunity Find a place to serve

Rather talk to a person first? Book a 20-minute call →

Prefer to run it all in one place? Our software is free for nonprofits, forever: listing, sign-ups, scheduling, hours, the apps. Not a trial. Food banks and county-scale programs that need more can see Partner.

The Serve.Love team at the Tulsa Area United Way Social Innovation award presentation

Tulsa Area United Way, Social Innovation Grant presentation

  • One pageafter the storm, grown into a network
  • United WaySocial Innovation Grant winner
  • People's ChoiceAward, chosen by the community
  • Ad-freewe never sell the people who use it