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Nonprofit organizations that are looking for a better way to manage volunteers, volunteer events, and volunteer information.
SignUpGenius simplifies the process of organizing events and volunteers by providing online sign ups for nonprofits, schools, sports, faith groups, colleges, businesses and organizations.
Their support team is amazing - from onboarding to regular support, they are responsive and helpful. We are very happy with the Volunteer Hub platform and team.
Some volunteers who have logged on with Apple products have problems with the website.
We've had an excellent experience. This software has helped us in so many ways and the staff is very nice.
Or tasks that could be done anytime- short of putting that in the description, it's confusing to volunteers.
That is how good Support is. I highly recommend VolunteerHub. We were able to turn our investment into $25K+ through donations.
There are only a few minor difficulties with this software. Some problems arise with user log in, duplicating emails, and user "hour" view.
VolunteerHub is great for storing detailed database on our volunteers. It's easy to use on their end and easy to manage on my end.
It seemed difficult to use and not end user friendly. Our users complained that it was much more difficult.
I like it’s ease of use and think it’s a great tool when trying to organize people’s availabilities. Ve found it helpful for social situations like study groups or potlucks.
My only problem was when logging in, I had to enter my account and password and that usually drove me crazy because I could never remember it.
SignUp Genius is incredibly easy to use and so effective. Even the free version is incredibly powerful and seamless to integrate.
My biggest complaint would be using it on a mobile device can be annoying, sometimes you can't see all the information available.
I love how easy it is to use SignUpGenius. And I love how minimal advertisements there are, which is not very distracting for those who are using it.
It confused some of the people who signed up. If I bought the version, I know there would be no ads.
I really enjoyed this software because it is a great concept. It is a great way to keep track of signups for anything that you need to schedule slots for.
The only complaint I have about SignUpGenius, and this is just me being picky, is the fact that you have to login to use it anytime someone sends a schedule out.
Tyler: My name's Tyler. I'm an assistant pastor at Audubon Drive Bible Church. We're a small church with a small staff of about five people or less. And I would give SignUpGenius a five star rating. We have small group ministry at our church and I typically will use SignUpGenius to coordinate volunteers, it's been really helpful for doing that. So for example, if we've got a party or we've got something that we're planning and we need people to bring meals, I'll create a SignUpGenius, send it out to the congregation and ask them to volunteer for a spot, volunteer to bring a meal, and then it coordinates with me. And then SignUpGenius also allows, they will send an email, a reminder email to the people who signed up. So that takes a lot of the administrative work off me of having to remind people because I know they're going to get that reminder email anyway. It's been really helpful for me. One of the things I like about SignUpGenius has been you don't have to be incredibly technologically savvy to be able to work with it. I don't consider myself a technological guru, but it's actually taken off some of the administrative work off my plate when it comes to coordinating volunteers for different things at our church. And it will even do some of the work for me of reminding people what they volunteered for and it's really user-friendly. So we have a congregation where there are some older folks as well, and it's been good to know that it's user-friendly on both their end and on my end as the one creating the signups in the first place. The only thing that I would say that I dislike about SignUpGenius, and it's really only because I've been using the free version, which has been super helpful for us, but within the free version there's a lot of ads. Which can be expected, but it can be also kind of cumbersome when you're scrolling down to try to sign up and you get ad after ad. I'm sure that would be alleviated if we didn't have the free version, but that would be the one knock that I'd have against it.
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