Taking action can sometimes feel daunting. We encourage you to start local. If you’re looking for some inspiration, here are 10 climate-conscious projects we love. Read the full story about these projects:

📣 Report from the field! Since the Northwest Arkansas Neighborhood Match Program launched, we’ve seen inspiring neighborhood change in Benton & Washington Counties. Learn about community leaders making positive change and get a few ideas along the way:

This year neighbors have deepened their bonds through free jazz concerts in NW Arkansas, storytelling for climate resiliency, and so much more. Here are 8 projects we loved this year—all of them are still raising funds! Share and donate at

It’s the end of the year, which means gathering with friends and family, celebrating the holidays, and—yes—fundraising. 30% of all annual fundraising happens during the month of December. Check out our full guide to End-of-Year Fundraising at

Are you passionate about community-led change in Pittsburgh? Apply to be ioby's next PGH Action Strategist! This role will recruit projects to fundraise on ioby, provide 1-on-1 coaching, and embed ioby’s curriculum into nonprofit programming in PGH. More:

Announcing our new Active Transit Toolkit! Meet the local leaders who are making their streets safer, their communities greener, and their transportation more equitable! More at Special thanks to the Summit Foundation for making this toolkit possible.

The killing, silencing, intimidating and disempowering of any group of people is never a solution, and war and ongoing violence is never justice.

❗Deadline to apply is Monday Oct 16th❗If you are a skilled fundraiser interested in powering a movement of positive civic change, apply to be ioby's next Vice President of Philanthropy! Learn more and apply at

Here at ioby, we believe in the power of small groups coming together to fundraise for big change. In this new guide, we've outline the steps to cultivating meaningful relationships with donors that will sustain your work over the long haul.

Sustaining the work of racial justice isn't easy. That's why it's important to look towards the BIPOC leaders who have been doing the work the longest. Learn about some of the most impactful racial justice projects that have fundraised on ioby.

🚨New resource alert🚨 Our latest #fundraising guide outlines the steps to cultivating meaningful relationships that will sustain your work for the long haul. Don't forget: you don’t need to reinvent the wheel with each project! Ready to dive?

If you are a skilled fundraiser interested in powering a movement of positive civic change, apply to be ioby's next Vice President of Philanthropy! The deadline to apply is October 16th. Learn more about the role and apply at

ioby’s comprehensive guide to creative placekeeping outlines everything you need to know to launch a transformative project in your neighborhood.

Curious about how to activate more donors and supporters for your community programs centered around the act Creative Placekeeping? Register for our upcoming webinar today!

We’re thrilled to announce that ioby’s next CEO, Nupur Chaudhury, will begin leading ioby’s next evolution starting at the end of August!

Here at ioby, we believe strongly in the possibilities of creativity, and a large part of that is due to creative placekeeping. Curious to learn more? We've outlined five creative placekeeping projects we love that have been fundraised using ioby!

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Kelvin Taitt organized his neighbors to provide food and support to those in his community who were most vulnerable. Read his story and support his current project today!

ioby seeks an Action Strategist based in Cleveland, OH. We are creating a future in which our neighborhoods are shaped by the powerful good ideas of our own neighbors. Interested? Apply on our website!

Since 2018, Syreeta Gordan has been at the forefront of Kangaroo Birthing, an organization dedicated to improving maternal health outcomes, particularly for Black women. Read her story today!

Whether you have a few neighborhood plots or are just starting to repurpose an empty lot, here’s everything you need to known about cultivating a successful community garden!