Saturday has eleven slots and eight people.
Some shifts overflow while others run short, and nobody knows until the morning of.
Waitlists, automatic replacements and group bookings keep every sorting, packing and delivery shift full, even when someone cancels at 9 p.m.
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Saturday has eleven slots and eight people.
Some shifts overflow while others run short, and nobody knows until the morning of.
Someone cancels at 9 on Friday night.
The coordinator finds out Saturday morning, or doesn't, and the shift runs short.
Corporate groups book through a long email chain.
Fifteen people for a morning means a spreadsheet, waivers by attachment and a lot of reply-all.
When someone cancels, the next person on the waitlist is pulled in. When a spot opens, eligible volunteers are notified automatically. See how it works →
A group leader reserves for their party, and you decide exactly what that takes. See how it works →
Pick the check-in that fits each shift: a kiosk at the warehouse door, a QR code, or a tap in the app for drivers on the road. See how it works →

After each shift, volunteers answer a short form you design. The numbers add up on your dashboard for your board, funders and annual report.
Volunteers sign up and see every open shift.
They book themselves, or join the waitlist when it's full.
Kiosk, QR or app check-in records every hour.
Meals, pounds and hours, ready for funders.
Straight answers about how Vome works for programs like yours.
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