Hometown Giveback · Pilot Access

Local work.
Brighter futures.

We’re opening Hometown Giveback to a limited pilot group of youth and families, homeowners, service providers, and youth organizations before public launch.

If this page was shared with you, you’re part of the early network helping us shape a different way for communities to support local youth.

Select all that apply. Some people will fit more than one role.

Step 1 of 2

Where do you fit in?

Select all that apply. Your choices will carry into the form, and you can change them anytime.

A different way to fundraise

Raising money doesn’t get much simpler than this.

Every youth organization needs money. Every parent has been asked to sell something, work an event, find a sponsor, or ask the same people for another donation. Hometown Giveback creates a different path by turning everyday local work into ongoing community support.

Work is already happening.

Homeowners choose participating local service providers for projects and services they already need.

Local businesses give back.

Participating service providers contribute a minimum of 2% from work generated through Hometown Giveback.

Small contributions become real money.

A few dollars here. $50 there. Then a larger project generates hundreds. The organization isn’t starting over every time.

The whole community benefits.

Organizations raise money. Businesses gain exposure and new opportunities. Homeowners support local youth simply by choosing who they work with.

No cookie tins. No standing on the corner collecting change. Just local work creating ongoing support for local youth.Fundraising becomes part of the community’s normal economic activity instead of another thing families have to do.

Step 2 of 2

Tell us a little about yourself.

You’re not creating an account yet. We’re learning who wants to participate so our team can personally help build the first pilot relationships.

After you submit, a Hometown Giveback representative will contact you within 24 hours to discuss your involvement and next steps.

Pilot interest form

Your choices from above are already selected. Adjust them here anytime.

Youth & Families Homeowners Service Providers Youth Organizations

Primary service *

Choose the closest match. We’ll keep expanding the list as the pilot grows.

First name *

Last name *

Email *

Phone *

ZIP code

Company / organization

Website or social link (optional)

Anything else we should know?

Yes — I’d like to become a Hometown Giveback Advocate.Help introduce Hometown Giveback to local families, youth organizations, service providers and others who may want to participate.

By submitting, you’re asking Hometown Giveback to contact you about pilot participation. No account is created at this stage.

You’re on the pilot list.

For service providers

If you provide a service, there’s probably a place for you here.

Hometown Giveback is open to local service providers of all kinds — big jobs, small jobs and everything in between. Work generated through the network carries a minimum 2% contribution to participating youth organizations.

ContractorsPlumbersElectriciansHVACLandscapersRoofersCleanersPaintersHandymenRealtorsMortgage BrokersInsurance AgentsFinancial ProfessionalsAttorneysAuto ServicesPhotographersTutorsPet ServicesEvent ServicesAccountants& more

Jobs can be $40 or $40,000.

The percentage keeps the model fair across everything from a small service call to a major project.

$40 job$0.80+

$250 job$5+

$5,000 job$100+

$40,000 job$800+

2% is the minimum.
Give more when you can.

Some jobs may seem too small to matter on their own, but those contributions add up quickly.

Local service provider talking with homeowners

Real local connection

Make giving back part of the work you already do.

Hometown Giveback makes it easy for local businesses to support organizations they care about while building trust, visibility and relationships in the same communities they serve.

Help us grow

What happens when one person brings three more?

One homeowner tells three families. One organization introduces three local businesses. One service provider brings three more people into the community.

1→3→9→27→81→243

That’s how an idea becomes a movement.

Hometown Giveback is more than another donation. It’s community engagement built into everyday work — creating a way for local business to help fund local youth while every participant can introduce someone else who keeps it moving.

Help us build it.

Become an Advocate. Introduce families, organizations and service providers to Hometown Giveback.

Share Hometown Giveback. Send this page to someone who should be part of the pilot.

@HometownGiveback

Local work. Brighter futures.

Local work.Brighter futures.