How it works
Three audiences. One table.
NeighborTable serves donors, the organizations that receive their gifts, and the people who help those organizations run. Three roles in the same network. Here's the shape of each one.
Donors
The shape of a gift.
Pick something off the board.
Real items, real quantities. Twelve cans of black beans. Three reams of copy paper. Cover one or cover part of one.
It travels to the program.
Local programs get it within the week. Remote programs ride along on the next outbound run.
You see it land.
The program confirms it arrived. Your card on the board moves to landed. You watched the whole thing happen.
Nonprofits
Claim your page, post your needs.
Find your page in the directory.
We pulled every 501(c)(3) in northern Arizona from the IRS public record. Search your name, claim it.
Connect your bank.
Stripe handles the verification. About ten minutes if you have your routing and account numbers handy.
Post what your program needs.
Specific items, real quantities. Donors cover them through the week. The money lands in your bank.
Organizers
Help an organization you already work with.
An owner invites you by email.
Whoever runs your organization's page sends an invite. You click the magic link. You're in.
You join the team.
Same powers as anyone else on the team — post needs, edit them, close them. No new tool to learn.
You help the program run.
When you post, donors cover. The owner stays in charge of the bank connection and the member list.
What it costs
NeighborTable takes nothing from a gift.
Stripe's card-processing fee is shown to the donor before they give. The remainder routes through Stripe Connect to the organization's account. Nonprofits don't pay to be listed and don't pay a platform fee.
NeighborTable is the platform, not a charity. Tax-deductible receipts come from the receiving organization, when applicable.
See the board
What's needed this week
Find your organization
Claim your page
Email us
Questions, partnerships, ideas