Partnerships between organizations

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A matching network for nonprofits, community groups and small businesses — trade what you have for what you need, and write the exchange down.

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Need & offer categories
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Every match scored both directions
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For nonprofits and small orgs
Mutual match 92/100
CB
Coders Over Borders
Non-profit
RT
Riverside Tech
Small Business
CB → RT offers Web Development
RT → CB offers Student Internships

Most partnerships fall apart because one side is doing a favor. PartnerPortal matches organizations on both what they need and what they can offer — so both sides walk in with something to gain.

Built from both ends

A partnership is a structure, not a favor

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How it works

From a match to a written agreement

Most tools stop at introductions. PartnerPortal takes you from finding an organization whose needs line up with yours through to a summary both sides have actually agreed to.

01 Say what your organization needs, and what it can offer, from a shared vocabulary of 33 categories.
02 See every other organization ranked by how well the two profiles fit in both directions.
03 Propose terms, pre-filled from the overlap that produced the match.
04 Confirm, and share a summary page with a board or a funder — no account needed to read it.

Two-way matching

Every organization is scored on what it offers you and what you offer it. Mutual matches rank above one-sided ones.

Structured needs and offers

Both sides pick from the same 33 categories, so a match is a real overlap rather than two descriptions that happen to share a word.

Agreements, not just intros

Propose what each side will provide. Once both confirm, you get a summary page you can send to a board or a funder.

What makes it different

Built around what each side brings, not just what they want

A partnership where only one side gains is a favor, and favors run out. Matching on both directions is the whole design, from the categories an organization picks during onboarding through to the terms of the final agreement.

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Why this exists

Small organizations already have what each other needs

A nonprofit with a hall standing empty and no one to run its outreach. A studio down the road with time to donate and no cause to donate it to. They rarely find each other, and when they do it is usually by accident.

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Sides have to bring something — one-sided proposals are rejected
Set
Categories instead of free text, so matches are real overlaps
Open
Agreed partnerships get a summary anyone can read, no account needed
Partnership agreement Both confirmed
Coders Over Borders
Non-profit · Riverside, CA
Provides
  • Web development, 40 hours
  • Volunteer recruiting
Riverside Tech
Small business · Riverside, CA
Provides
  • Student internships, 3 seats
  • Meeting space, Tuesdays
Match 92/100 · mutual Example summary

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Setting up a profile takes a few minutes. You will see your matches, and the reasons behind each one, straight afterward.

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