Coordinator-reviewed intake

Submit a Need

A coordinator reviews each request before anything is published or matched. Public opportunity listings use only general location and safe summary details.

Not an emergency service. For immediate danger, medical emergencies, mental-health crises, domestic violence, abuse, or other urgent safety situations, contact 911 or the appropriate qualified crisis service.
1Submitter Contact

This is the contact information coordinators will use during review. It is private and not shown on public opportunity listings.

If checked, provide the consent details below. Coordinators may ask for clarification before publishing or matching.
Optional. Choose an approved organization only if this request is connected to that partner community.
2If This Is For Someone Else
These details are private for coordinator review. Do not include the person's name or sensitive situation in the public summary below.
Kept private. Do not include this name in the public summary.
Example: parent, neighbor, friend, ministry contact, church member, client, or other relationship.
Explain whether coordinators should contact you first, whether the person prefers a certain contact method, or whether any details should not be shared with volunteers.
3Public Opportunity Summary
This section may be visible to volunteers after coordinator approval. Do not include names, phone numbers, email addresses, exact addresses, or sensitive circumstances.
Choose the closest practical service category. A coordinator may adjust it during review.
Keep this brief and non-sensitive. Example: Grocery delivery needed this week.
This is the only description volunteers may see before a match is approved.
4Private Review Details

These details are for coordinators and approved matches only.

Include contact preferences, safety considerations, household context, mobility limits, and anything coordinators should know.
Only the general location is shown publicly.
Stored privately for coordinators and approved matches only.
5Timing and Safety

High urgency does not make this an emergency request. Coordinators may refer some requests to qualified partners instead of publishing them.

High urgency does not make this an emergency-service request.
6Consent and Acknowledgments