Noticeboard
Activity changes, supply requests, deadlines, opportunities and team announcements.
For volunteer groups
Keep volunteer notices, guidance, activity dates, documents and trusted contacts organised in one dependable online noticeboard.
Volunteer groups need to make practical knowledge easy to pass on. PutBoard gives current and future volunteers one trusted place for the information behind the work.
The information gap
Instructions and decisions can live in the memories, inboxes and message histories of a few experienced volunteers. When roles rotate, the group spends time rebuilding knowledge or answering familiar questions.
PutBoard separates immediate announcements from lasting guidance, upcoming activities and useful contacts. Conversation and on-the-day coordination can stay in the group’s existing channels.
Keep information on PutBoard. Let conversations happen elsewhere.
What belongs on the Board
PutBoard separates current updates from information people need over time.
Activity changes, supply requests, deadlines, opportunities and team announcements.
Induction notes, safety guidance, checklists, role descriptions and useful documents.
Volunteer shifts, training, clean-ups, meetings and community activities.
Coordinators, partner organisations, venues, suppliers and support services.
Open or protected
Use an open Board for public opportunities and community information, or a shared password for internal volunteer guidance. Either choice avoids adding viewer-account administration.
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 volunteer scheduling, task management or safeguarding case software. It provides a stable home for approved information.
Common questions
Yes. A Board is a mobile-friendly web page that opens from a link and requires no app installation.
Yes. Management access can be shared and maintained as roles change, helping the group preserve its information.
No. Use an appropriate scheduling or project tool for assignments; publish the confirmed information volunteers need on PutBoard.
More communities
One obvious place
Explore a realistic Board or contact us about early access to PutBoard.