IDuh GeniusGiveback Map

Northern Colorado pilot · Prototype

Find your place to give.

Answer three quick questions. Giveback Map shows a few Larimer and Weld County nonprofits that fit, why they fit, and how to give on their own site.

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Opens the working prototype. No account needed.

Giveback Map’s home page: a Front Range postcard above the headline “Add one local cause to your giving,” beside a map of Larimer and Weld counties with nonprofit counts by city.
Give things on a phone: “What do you have to give?” above item categories, such as food with 5 organizations that take it and clothing with 4.

01 · Find a fit

Three questions. A few good fits.

What you care about, how you’d like to help, and where. Answer in any order, and see your fits after any single answer.

  1. 1Why it fits, with the kind of source behind each reason.
  2. 2Give on their site. Giveback Map never handles your gift.
  3. 3What they do, and how we checked, one tap away.
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The first question on a phone: tabs for cause, way to help, and where, a collage of illustrated stamps, and “What would you like to support?”
A fit for kids and families, giving money, in Loveland: ChildSafe Colorado, with three reasons it fits, a Give on their site button, Add to plan, and a link to what they do and how it was checked.

02 · Check the facts

Every profile shows its work.

The facts that matter sit at the top, and every description says where it came from. Nothing is ranked, and no one pays to be listed.

  1. 1At a glance: what’s on file, Colorado registration, and the last check.
  2. 2Each description links to its source and the day it was checked.
  3. 3Opens their own page. You choose the amount there.
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House of Neighborly Service’s profile: a grid with giving, volunteer, and goods pages on file, Loveland and Berthoud area, Colorado registration Good, last checked Oct 31, 2026; what they do, from their own website; and a Give on their site button.

03 · Follow through

Make a plan. Then do it.

Add a fit to your plan, pick a day, save it to your calendar, and mark it done when you’ve given or signed up. The board pins your plan to the wall by cause, town, or status. It all stays on your device.

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A sample plan on the board view: taped cards for Homeward Alliance and Fort Collins Symphony under Fort Collins area, with sticky notes reading Planned for Nov 21, 2026 and No day picked yet.
A sample plan on the board view.

On your phone

Built for the phone in your pocket.

Giveback Map is designed phone-first. More real screens from the prototype, captured at phone size.

  • Home on a phone: a Front Range postcard, “Add one local cause to your giving,” and three numbered questions.
    Start here.Three questions, in any order, right on the home screen.
  • Cause cards with illustrated scenes: Food, shelter and safety with 12 local nonprofits, then Kids, families and health.
    Pick a cause.Each cause card shows how many local nonprofits it covers.
  • The pilot area: cause filters, a strip of town stamps for Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, and Estes Park, and the map with counts by city.
    Browse by town.Town stamps and city markers filter the list.
  • Weld Food Bank’s profile: a Greeley-area illustration, cause tags, and an at-a-glance grid ending in last checked Oct 31, 2026.
    Read the profile.The facts on file come first, with the last check date.
  • Give things, Food: Food Bank for Larimer County with lists of items they take and items they can’t take.
    Give things.What each organization takes, and what it can’t.
  • A sample plan step: Food Bank for Larimer County planned for Nov 14, 2026, with Add to calendar, the drop-off address and hours, and I did it.
    Plan it.Pick a day, add it to your calendar, and see where to drop off.
  • Looking for help yourself: emergency numbers 911, 988, and 2-1-1 in a dark box, then official city and county resources.
    Need help yourself?911, 988, and 2-1-1 come first, then official local resources.
  • About Giveback Map: “A little more clarity before giving,” with No rankings and Sources on everything.
    No rankings.Fits are ordered by how closely they match, and ties rotate daily.

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Where it stands

Straight answer: it’s a prototype.

Every screen here is real, from a working prototype built on 25 sourced nonprofit profiles in six Larimer and Weld towns. Their records were rechecked October 31, 2026. It’s an early pilot, open for anyone to try, and a listing isn’t an endorsement.

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