My GiveBack Hub · For charities
Becoming a partner charity
My GiveBack Hub connects homeowners with approved local service providers. When a homeowner completes an eligible service job through the Hub and selects your charity, the provider makes a giveback contribution to you.
Applying opens My GiveBack Hub's site. Your GiveBackIQ report stays yours either way.
Joining is optional and separate from your report. It doesn't change your scores or fix the issues in your report, and it doesn't guarantee contributions.
How a job becomes a contribution
- A partner charity shares the HubIt tells its supporters they can book home services through My GiveBack Hub.
- A homeowner requests a serviceThrough the Hub, and selects the partner charity they want to support.
- An approved provider does the jobThe job is completed through the Hub like any other service visit.
- The provider makes a contributionFor an eligible job, the provider contributes to the charity the customer selected.
What you get
- A way for supporters to help you through everyday home services they already need, without giving more themselves.
- Contributions come from the provider, not from your supporters.
- Charities don't pay to take part.
How taking part works
- You apply, and the Hub reviews your charity.
- Once approved, you're listed as a partner charity customers can select.
- You let your supporters know they can book home services through the Hub and select you.
- When an eligible job is completed through the Hub and the customer selected your charity, the provider makes a contribution to you.
What it costs
- There's no cost for a charity to take part.
- Joining doesn't affect your free GiveBackIQ report, now or later.
How contributions work
- Only eligible jobs completed through My GiveBack Hub count, and only when the customer selects your charity. Work booked outside the Hub doesn't.
- The provider makes the contribution. How much is set in each provider's membership agreement, so it varies with the job; the Hub explains the current rules before you're approved.
- Contributions aren't guaranteed: they depend on supporters choosing the Hub and selecting you.
Who can apply
- Charities recognized by the IRS as 501(c)(3) organizations. The Hub confirms eligibility during review.
- Serving a community where the Hub is open (see below).
Where it's available
My GiveBack Hub is starting in the Phoenix metro area. If you're elsewhere, you can still ask: the Hub team will tell you whether your area is open yet.
What's expected of you
- Tell your supporters about the program, for example in an email, a newsletter, or a social media post. The Hub goes over exactly what it asks of partner charities during review.
- Keep your charity's details current with the Hub.
The application asks roughly how many supporters you reach, such as the size of your email list or social following, as a range. It helps the Hub plan how many providers your community needs. It never asks for names or contact details, and you shouldn't send a donor list.
Approval and what happens next
- Send the short application on My GiveBack Hub's site.
- The Hub reviews your charity's eligibility and area.
- You hear back by email, with next steps if you're approved.
What it looks like
Illustrations with placeholder names, not screenshots of the Hub and not real charities or businesses. The Hub's own screens may look different.
Need a plumber, roofer, or landscaper?
[Your charity] is a partner charity on My GiveBack Hub. Book an eligible home service through the Hub, select [Your charity], and the provider makes a contribution to our work. It costs you nothing extra.
[Your business]
[Service] · [City]
Supports local charities through My GiveBack Hub
Ready, or still deciding?
Not ready to apply? Read through this page with your board, or email support@mygivebackhub.org with questions first. Applying doesn't commit you to anything.
Looking for the other side? Provider membership (for service providers)