❖ Heads up! This article is intended for site managers. Only site managers can create and manage Volunteer Impact Pages.  

Do you want to showcase the amazing impacts your volunteers have made on the community? You can share that impact with Impact Pages! In this article, we cover: 

• Sharing your volunteer impact
• How to create an impact page

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Sharing your volunteer impact

You can create impact pages to highlight all the great things your volunteers are doing in your community! To create your own impact page, navigate to Content > Impact Pages from your site manager panel: 

• You can create impact pages that are public or internal! 
  • Internal impact pages are only shared with the volunteers registered on your site.
• Impact pages are great for highlighting:
  • Your top volunteers, hours, and Need responses
  • How close you are to reaching your volunteer-impact goals, or if you've met and exceeded them
  • Videos, images, or spotlights
  • Links to other areas on the site or external pages
• You can share your impact pages on: 
  • Social media
  • Email
  • In-app notifications
  • Your dashboard
    • e.g., image rotator, spotlights, etc.

How to create an impact page

Whether you're creating an internal or public impact page, the process is the same: 

1. Go to Content > Impact Pages. 

2. Select either Volunteer Impact Page (Public) or Volunteer Impact Page (Internal):

3. Start creating your page!

4. You can add rows to the bottom and top of the page by clicking Add Row to Top or Add Row to Bottom:  

5. You can add content to those rows by clicking Add Content to Row: 

• There are several options you can choose from when adding content to a row:

• You can add: 
  • Charts with current data from your site to highlight how your volunteers are smashing impact goals
  • Headers 
  • Recent blog posts
  • Recent photos from your image rotator
  • Section headers to offset the different sections of the page
  • Your spotlights
  • Your top volunteers
    • Volunteers with the most hours and responses
  • Videos

6. Once you've added all that you want on the page, click Preview Page to see how it looks on the front end: 

7. When you're ready, click Submit Page. 

8. Now, share your page link with your community! 

✏️ Quick tip: You can find the shareable links for your pages in the Manage Impacts area. 

1. Go to Content > Impact Pages. 

2. Click which impact page you need the link for (public vs. internal). 

3. Copy the link and share away!