Micro volunteering is...
how busy people do good things for good causes...
...in between walking the dog and the next episode of Stranger Things.
T4G is a new social network where members
Collect kindness and thank yous
Instead of 'likes' and 'shares'.
How it works...
1
Join circles based on where you live, what you like and what you’re good at.
Circles are where offers and requests live. Micro volunteer for charities, causes or your friends and neighbours. Like helping Ben fix his bike.
2
The time you spend micro volunteering is recorded.
The charity or cause (or Ben) send a ‘thank you’ to add to your collection of thank yous.
3
Repeat. Or request someone’s kindness for yourself.
Because asking is a kindness too.
4
Kind actions earn Kn (kindness points).
Your Kn unlocks community-based incentives and rewards. Bonus.
101 time trading ideas
For
people
Like you
The kind of people who would help a neighbour in need. Even in their polka dot pyjamas.
For
charities & causes
That make the world better
Do you need micro volunteers? T4G is the best place to recruit, retain and reward micro volunteers.
For
organisations
Who care
Support circles and a culture of kindness by offering rewards. Or get involved as part of your CSR.
Be kind
We have two fundamental beliefs:
Firstly, we believe that Custard Creams are a better biscuit that Oreos. Secondly, we believe that humans are kind, helpful and trustworthy by default.
Trade time
Give some kindness, get some kindness
Post offers and requests. Respond to other people’s offers and requests. Record the time. Collect thank yous and Kn (kindness points), earn rewards.
Feel good
Kindness is the jam
Giving AND receiving kindness makes us feel warm AND fuzzy (official science term). Kindness is the jam on your toast. Spread it thick!
Join the world's kindest... waitlist.
Join T4G’s newsletter, and if you live in Plymouth UK (our launch epicentre), win cupcakes! Not just any cupcakes, mama’s homemade chocolate and orange specials!
There’s a pack a week available for new subscribers, chosen at random.
Whether you’re from Plymouth or not, you’ll also get occasional letters from us. Not boring “email newsletters”. Letters, by email.
And only when we have something interesting to say to new friends.
