Real local help, organised by people and organisations

Helpely is primarily designed for people helping each other locally - requesting and offering help within their community.

At the same time, we invite organisations such as charities, non-profits, community groups, and businesses to take part - here's how:

How Helpely works

Helpely connects people, organisations and communities within the same local area, so help stays relevant, visible, and real.

People help each other

Requesting and offering help locally, and sharing good deeds.

Orgs connect with people

Members of an organisation can post help requests, create volunteer opportunities, offer support, and organise community activity.

Sponsors support specific areas

Businesses that become sponsors help fund the platform, enabling local participation, helping organisations do more, and keeping Helpely free for individuals.

Building a connected community

Organisations and sponsors are not separate from the community. They are part of it.

Organisations can both offer help and ask for it.
Businesses can support their area while also taking part.
Sponsors can enable activity and be involved directly.

Help flows between people and organisations, supported by the community around them.

Basic access

Basic organisation access is free, you can post help requests, offers, and good deeds as your organisation and receive messages from other users.

Talk to us about basic access

Pro organisations

Helpely Pro supports organisations that actively organise help, with simple tools to track volunteers and view your impact more effectively.

Talk to us about Pro

Become a sponsor

Sponsors help fund the platform and get credited in the postcode areas they support, both in the feed header and in posts.

Talk to us about being a sponsor

We are keen to work with organisations and sponsors who want to support real local impact by enabling organisations and community activity in specific postcode areas.

Get involved

We are building Helpely with early organisations and community supporters. If you would like to find out more about getting involved, we would be happy to talk.