In collaboration with BeHeard Movement, we are proud recipients of the Tulsa Area United Way Social Innovation Grant 2025. This accolade recognizes our joint efforts to revolutionize volunteerism through technology. Our mission is to bridge gaps in community support by introducing remote virtual volunteering kiosks and smart lockers, providing unprecedented access and convenience for those in need. This partnership underscores our commitment to creating sustainable, impactful solutions for the homeless community in Oklahoma and beyond.

Traditional volunteering has a limitation: it usually requires showing up at a specific place, at a specific time, with a specific skill set. That leaves a lot of goodwill on the table and a lot of vulnerable people waiting.
What if someone experiencing homelessness could access donated supplies through a secure smart locker, 24/7? What if volunteers could contribute remotely by writing encouragement notes, creating resource guides, or providing virtual support, all without geographic barriers?

That’s what we’re building.

This grant validates something we’ve believed for years: volunteer management is broken, and it’s holding back our communities.
We’ve been building a platform that connects nonprofits and volunteers in ways that spreadsheets and group texts never could. Think of it as the infrastructure layer for community impact — where organizations don’t just manage volunteers, they actually connect with each other about what’s working, what’s not, and what’s happening on the ground.
The kiosk project is our first proof that innovation in this space can win real funding and create real change.

Discover how our innovative volunteer management platform can transform your organization’s volunteer coordination efforts.