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For nonprofits, agencies & community programs

Run your programs from one place.

Revel Sphere turns your existing programs into a living community surface — volunteers discover you, sign up, and log hours automatically. Internal coordination and external engagement, side-by-side, with white-label and custom build available when you’re ready to make the platform feel like yours.

Not ready for a full sphere? Add your organization to our directory in under a minute — claim a sphere when you’re ready.

Get more engagement

More volunteers, in one shared space.

Turn your existing programs into a public surface that volunteers can find, sign up for, and stay in. Hours track themselves. Comms reach the right people. One place to plan, sign up, check in, and follow up — together.

How it works

Three steps from idea to crew.

  1. 1

    Sprout a sphere

    Name the cause, pick your region, invite the first few people. Takes a minute.

  2. 2

    Build the first event

    Recurring or one-off. Shifts if you need them. Capacity if it matters. Publish.

  3. 3

    Keep it alive

    Sphere Pulse tells you where momentum is. Comms reach the right people. Hours post themselves.

Spheres as committees

One umbrella, many committees.

Big efforts split naturally into focused groups — Housing, Food, Outreach, Policy. Sub-spheres give each working committee its own roster, plan, and events without fragmenting your organization. Cross-post when needed; keep private when the work calls for it.

  • Each sub-sphere has its own action plan, meetings, tasks, and roster.
  • The parent sphere stays the home for board work, comms, and shared resources.
  • Surface needs across committees so the right person finds the right ask.
  • Mix planning-mode (full HQ) and forum-mode (lightweight) sub-spheres as the work calls for it.

Umbrella sphere

Housing for All — SLO

42 members · board + 3 sub-spheres

Tenants sub-sphere

14 active · planning HQ

Policy sub-sphere

8 active · planning HQ

Outreach sub-sphere

6 active · forum mode

Real-world setups

How organizations are using Revel Sphere today.

Local nonprofit

Run a weekly volunteer day in one shared space.

Set a recurring Saturday morning, roles per shift, and a capacity cap. Hours auto-credit to each volunteer, so the annual report writes itself.

Multi-program agency

One umbrella sphere, sub-spheres for each program.

Housing, food security, youth — each program is its own sub-sphere with its own roster and events, all under your agency’s umbrella. Board meetings in the parent sphere; volunteer events public to the community.

Coalition / city program

A shared home for partners who keep working together.

Mutual aid networks, neighborhood coalitions, and grant-funded programs run their joint work in one sphere — with sub-committees for the working groups, and verified hours every partner can pull for their own reporting.

The Organization Plan

Grant pipelines, program outcomes, and funder-ready reports.

The community platform is free — for everyone, always. Spheres, events, volunteers, planning: none of that ever sits behind a price.

The Organization Plan adds development tools on top, for organization spheres doing grant and program work: track every application from first research to final report, set outcome targets and log progress, export volunteer hours and budget for funders, and draft grant narratives that cite your sphere's real numbers.

Annual budget under $250k

$29/month

Annual budget $250k–$1M

$79/month

Annual budget over $1M

$149/month

Same tools at every price, and one plan covers every sphere your organization runs — an umbrella sphere and a sub-sphere per program all ride on the same plan. The sliding scale follows your annual operating budget — pick the band that matches yours; we trust you. 30 days to try it with your team, and your sphere's founder can set it up from the sphere's billing page.

Bring a question

White-label · custom · ops

White-label builds, custom nonprofit sites, and an operations specialist who actually volunteers.

Revel Sphere is a passion project — built out of years of volunteering and a desire to make community work a little more organized. A few times a year I take on freelance and grant-funded engagements with organizations I want to propel: small nonprofits, neighborhood coalitions, mutual aid networks, and foundation-backed programs that need a thoughtful partner for the build.

  • White-label Revel Sphere

    Your brand on the volunteer portal, signups, and sphere dashboards. Good fit for coalitions, county programs, and nonprofit networks that want one shared home without rebuilding one.

  • Custom nonprofit website

    A site that actually speaks to donors, grant reviewers, and volunteers — not just a logo and a mission statement. Impact pages, donation flows, and volunteer signups wired together.

  • Operations & tech stack audit

    An honest look at what your team really uses, then a path to fewer tools, clearer roles, and processes that survive when volunteers rotate. Handy ahead of a grant cycle or a board report.

  • Fractional operations lead

    Change management, grant-funded program setup, and nonprofit digital transformation — part-time, for the season it takes to land. Useful for small teams between an ED and a full ops hire.

Who you'd be working with

Community activist and long-time volunteer, wearing a few hats: strategic and technical project manager, change leader, IT and tech stack optimizer, and operations specialist. Comfortable around 501(c)(3) operations, volunteer management software, grant reporting, nonprofit digital transformation, community engagement platforms, and the capacity-building work that keeps small teams afloat between funding cycles.

What an engagement can look like

  • A coalition launches a white-label volunteer portal across ten member orgs, with shared reporting for their funder.
  • A small nonprofit consolidates onto one Revel Sphere setup and lands a calmer annual report.
  • A grant-funded pilot gets a custom site, a volunteer onboarding flow, and a handoff plan so staff can run it after year one.
  • An executive director brings in a fractional ops lead for a season of change — new systems, new roles, volunteers who stick.
Start a conversation

Taking on a small roster at a time — modest by design, so the work stays hands-on.

Ready to bring your programs together?

Start free with one umbrella sphere and a sub-sphere per program — or talk to us about a white-label build, custom site, or fractional ops support for a season.

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