A button to the donation page you use today
Paste the address of your existing donation page into a link block and put it near the top. People give on that page, with the payment methods it offers.
One link for giving, volunteering and your events. More.You is a link in bio page for nonprofits and community groups. People open your donation page, pick a volunteer day and see every way to help, from your bio or a QR code.
Saltline Beach CleanVolunteer beach cleans in Plymouth. Gloves and bags at every clean.more.you/saltlineclean

Priya walks along the harbour on a free Saturday and sees your volunteers filling bags with litter. She wants to help, but she works most Saturdays.
Sign with your QR codeYour volunteers have a sign with the page's QR code. Priya scans it with her phone before she leaves.
Your event block shows Saturday's beach clean, the time and the meeting point. Priya works on most clean days, so she keeps reading.
Your collection groups three links: volunteer, give and share. Priya taps Give to the beach clean fund.
The link opens the donation page your group already uses. She gives there, and your team sees her gift with all the others.
Some people can give money, some can give time and some can share your news. These four blocks give each of them a clear place to tap.
Paste the address of your existing donation page into a link block and put it near the top. People give on that page, with the payment methods it offers.
Add an event block for each beach clean, quiz night or open day. The button opens the page where people book a place or buy a ticket.
A collection groups links under one title, such as Ways to help. Visitors open it and pick volunteering, giving or sharing your next event.
What to wear, what to bring, whether children can come. Write each answer once, and new volunteers read it before they arrive.
Supporters meet your group online, on the street and in their inbox. The same link goes in all three, and every change happens on one page.
Put more.you/saltlineclean in each bio. Posts about a beach clean can end with link in bio, and the page shows the next date.
Print the QR code on posters, on the sign at each beach clean and on the banner at events. A scan opens the page with your donation link at the top.
Add the link under your name in every email and at the end of your newsletter. Readers find every way to help at one address.
People ask AI assistants for volunteer groups and charity events near them. An assistant can read your volunteer days, your fundraisers and your answers for new volunteers on your page.
What an AI assistant reads here
Type the name you want after more.you/ and create your free account.
Add a link block with your donation page's address. Then add an event block for each volunteer day or fundraiser in the next two months.
Put your volunteer, give and share links in one collection. Print the QR code for your posters, signs and event banners.
Add your donation page link and your next volunteer day. Then print the QR code for the posters at your next event.
Before you go
One link in bio for everything you share.
more.you/yourname