Noticeboard
Service changes, application windows, appeals, deadlines and operational updates.
For charities and nonprofits
Organise notices, service information, events, documents and trusted contacts for charities, nonprofits and non-governmental organisations.
Charities, nonprofits and non-governmental organisations often serve several audiences with limited communication capacity. PutBoard makes practical, approved information straightforward to publish and retrieve.
The information gap
Service updates, volunteer guidance, community resources and event details may be dispersed across a formal website, email campaigns, social channels and internal documents. Keeping every source aligned takes time.
PutBoard can provide a focused information home alongside the organisation’s main website and communication tools. Staff and trusted volunteers can update living information without turning the Board into a campaign or engagement feed.
Keep information on PutBoard. Let conversations happen elsewhere.
What belongs on the Board
PutBoard separates current updates from information people need over time.
Service changes, application windows, appeals, deadlines and operational updates.
Eligibility guidance, service details, policies, volunteer resources and downloadable forms.
Information sessions, training, community programmes, meetings and fundraising activities.
Programme contacts, partner organisations, referral services, venues and community resources.
Open or protected
An open Board can make service information available without sign-in barriers. A protected Board can support a defined volunteer or member group, while sensitive client information remains elsewhere.
Trusted managers publish and maintain the information. Viewing stays simple: people open one web address from a phone or computer, and can add the Board to their Home Screen.
A focused product
PutBoard is not donor management, case management, fundraising, CRM or beneficiary-record software. Never publish confidential client or safeguarding information on a Board.
Common questions
Usually not. It complements a formal website by making frequently changing practical information particularly easy to maintain and search.
Yes. The Directory is designed for trusted, action-oriented organisations, places, people and services.
No. Personal and case information belongs in secure, purpose-built systems with the appropriate controls.
More communities
One obvious place
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