Every partner, one board
Each participating organization shows what it can accept, its hours and when that information was confirmed.
For regional sponsors
For United Ways, community foundations, cities and coalitions coordinating local giving: give partners one current board and give your region a clearer picture of need.
Bring Doorlight to your region
A generous drop-off can still cost a partner time when the items cannot be used. Without a shared view, each organization has to solve that mismatch alone.

A team receives what its shelves cannot take, then finds space to sort, store or move it.
They answer the same questions, redirect visitors at the door and make room for items they did not request.
One partner may be full of coats while another is short. Separate updates leave coordinators without a useful regional view.
Doorlight connects a partner’s current capacity to the neighbor deciding where to go. The same updates make a monthly picture for the people coordinating the work.

Each participating organization shows what it can accept, its hours and when that information was confirmed.
Neighbors can check what is needed before they load the car, then choose a partner ready for those items.
A report groups shortages by category and neighborhood, with the reporting period and partner coverage shown.
A monthly report can show where supplies ran short, how many trips the board guided and how many partners kept their information current. The example uses invented figures to show the format.
Illustrative figures, not measured Doorlight results
Eastside: coats at 7 of 9 reporting partners. Riverside: diapers at 4 of 6. Neighborhood figures are sample data.
“Trips guided” counts visits from the board to partner directions in this illustrative report. It does not claim completed drop-offs.
Three steps take a small group of partners from a first call to a live board.

Begin with teams already receiving in-kind donations and willing to keep a short list current.

A setup call covers accepted categories, hours, location and the person who can update the listing.

Check the listings with partners, then share the board with neighbors across the region.
Bring your coalition
Tell us where you coordinate giving and which organizations would start with you.