Schedule your sort and distribution shifts, check volunteers in, and track every hour for your grant reports — in software built by people who’ve worked food relief, not a company that’s only sold it.
Free forever · no setup fee · running in about 15 minutes.
Sort shifts, box packing, the Saturday line — lay out a recurring schedule once and it repeats itself. Volunteers claim a time from your page or an embeddable widget, no account or application in the way.
Returning volunteers check in on their own when their phone reaches the pantry. The hours land in a report a funder will accept, so you’re never reconciling a coffee-stained sheet the night before a grant is due.
Every signup and walk-in quietly becomes a searchable record — the working-program proof your board and grant applications keep asking for, and you never typed a row of it. Short-handed this Saturday? Text or email the whole list in one shot.
Print a sheet with a QR code — folks fill it in by hand and it scans itself into your records. No app required, no retyping that night.
Corporate teams, church groups, and scout troops sign up together — the whole crew on the schedule with a single link.
Reminders and follow-ups go out on their own, so the people who show up once are invited back before you’re short.
Free forever · no setup fee · running in about 15 minutes.
Serve.Love was built in the middle of tornado relief — moving food, and the volunteers behind it, when a spreadsheet wasn’t enough. Today it runs live shifts for Meals on Wheels and backs a public directory of 129 verified pantries. No company selling “volunteer management software” has run a distribution day. We have.
Free forever, no card — and you’re running in about 15 minutes.
Rather have a hand setting it up? Email team@serve.love — a real person, no form, no demo to sit through.