VOLUNTEERING IN TIMECOUNTS

Good things happen when people like you show up.

You're here because you want to volunteer. Maybe you were invited, maybe you're just exploring. Nonprofits, festivals, and schools use Timecounts to schedule and communicate with volunteers like you.

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What you can do in Timecounts

When you join an organization that uses Timecounts, you’ll have everything you need to stay organized and on top of your volunteering.

Find ways to help

Sign up for events, shifts, and opportunities that fit your time and interests.

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Manage your commitments

See your upcoming schedule, make changes if needed, and track your hours.

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See your impact

Look back on the hours you’ve given and the organizations you’ve supported.

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Stay in control

Keep your information current, adjust your availability, and choose how you want to receive updates.

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See how it works.

Watch what it’s like to volunteer with an organization using Timecounts. Learn how to join a hub and sign up for opportunities.

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TRUSTED BY LEADERS OF VOLUNTEERS
Timecounts lowers the barrier and makes things possible for people who might otherwise have thought that expert knowledge is required to get started.
We were up and running, scheduling shifts and approving volunteer applications within half a day—it couldn't have been easier.
Tom Bilson
Head of Digital Media
The Courtauld Institute of Art, London, UK
TRUSTED BY LEADERS OF VOLUNTEERS
Timecounts lowers the barrier and makes things possible for people who might otherwise have thought that expert knowledge is required to get started.
We were up and running, scheduling shifts and approving volunteer applications within half a day—it couldn't have been easier.
Tom Bilson
Head of Digital Media
The Courtauld Institute of Art, London, UK
TRUSTED BY LEADERS OF VOLUNTEERS
Timecounts lowers the barrier and makes things possible for people who might otherwise have thought that expert knowledge is required to get started.
We were up and running, scheduling shifts and approving volunteer applications within half a day—it couldn't have been easier.
Tom Bilson
Head of Digital Media
The Courtauld Institute of Art, London, UK
TRUSTED BY LEADERS OF VOLUNTEERS
Timecounts lowers the barrier and makes things possible for people who might otherwise have thought that expert knowledge is required to get started.
We were up and running, scheduling shifts and approving volunteer applications within half a day—it couldn't have been easier.
Tom Bilson
Head of Digital Media
The Courtauld Institute of Art, London, UK
TRUSTED BY LEADERS OF VOLUNTEERS
Timecounts lowers the barrier and makes things possible for people who might otherwise have thought that expert knowledge is required to get started.
We were up and running, scheduling shifts and approving volunteer applications within half a day—it couldn't have been easier.
Tom Bilson
Head of Digital Media
The Courtauld Institute of Art, London, UK
TRUSTED BY LEADERS OF VOLUNTEERS
Timecounts lowers the barrier and makes things possible for people who might otherwise have thought that expert knowledge is required to get started.
We were up and running, scheduling shifts and approving volunteer applications within half a day—it couldn't have been easier.
Tom Bilson
Head of Digital Media
The Courtauld Institute of Art, London, UK
Historic white stone building with arched entrances and a statue in the center courtyard under a clear blue sky.
Historic white stone building with arched entrances and a statue in the center courtyard under a clear blue sky.
Historic white stone building with arched entrances and a statue in the center courtyard under a clear blue sky.
Historic white stone building with arched entrances and a statue in the center courtyard under a clear blue sky.
Historic white stone building with arched entrances and a statue in the center courtyard under a clear blue sky.
Historic white stone building with arched entrances and a statue in the center courtyard under a clear blue sky.

Still have questions?
Here’s what volunteers ask most.

Is my personal information secure?

Yes. Your contact details, availability, and volunteer history are only visible to the organization you’ve joined. Timecounts doesn’t sell or share your data.

How do I reset my password?

No, we offer a free version of Timecounts to approved organizations, and our Pro Plan is priced at less than $2 per day. As a mission-driven organization, we’ve intentionally set the Pro Plan below market value to make it accessible to as many nonprofits as possible.

How can I delete my data?

No, we offer a free version of Timecounts to approved organizations, and our Pro Plan is priced at less than $2 per day. As a mission-driven organization, we’ve intentionally set the Pro Plan below market value to make it accessible to as many nonprofits as possible.

Have more questions?

Email us at support@timecounts.org and we’ll get back to you soon.