For charities
Run design competitions, youth challenges, awareness campaigns and community awards, with entries and judging organised in one place.
Bring remote and hybrid teams together through charity judging activities. Your people give their time and attention. We manage the experience.
Charity-led. People-focused. Managed from start to finish.
Creativity · clarity · message
Originality · impact · presentation
Voice · empathy · relevance
Illustrative platform preview. Scores and figures are sample data.
Give charities a simple way to collect competition entries and invite corporate volunteers to review, score and shortlist them. The Give Box manages the setup, volunteer experience and reporting, bringing structure and care to every stage.
Run design competitions, youth challenges, awareness campaigns and community awards, with entries and judging organised in one place.
Employees take part from wherever they work, review assigned entries and give their time in a meaningful, structured way.
Involve colleagues without bringing everyone to one venue, with clear participation information and an outcome your team can share.
A clear journey for the charity, your organisers and everyone giving their time. We help bring the moving parts together so your people can focus on taking part.
Volunteers know what they are reviewing, what matters to the charity and how to apply the agreed criteria.
Agree the brief, categories, judging criteria and volunteer journey with the charity and your team.
Organise submissions, images and supporting information so volunteers have what they need to review.
Provide clear instructions, access arrangements and an introduction to the cause behind the activity.
Volunteers give each assigned entry their attention and assess it against the agreed criteria.
Collate results for the charity’s next steps and share participation information with your organisers.
From creative entries to community ideas, a judging activity gives people a practical way to contribute their time and perspective.
Help a charity review artwork, writing or design entries. Volunteers look closely at what each person has created, using a shared brief to guide their judgement.
Give considered attention to campaign submissions, local ideas or award nominations. Your people help review the information and recognise what meets the charity’s brief.
Support a charity-led learning or innovation challenge by reviewing the ideas young people have submitted. The charity helps shape an appropriate brief and the information volunteers receive.
These are example formats. The activity, availability and participation requirements are agreed with the charity as part of planning.
From the first brief to the final results, we help make the experience clear for everyone involved.
Shape the entry information, categories and timeline around the charity’s activity.
Plan how participants join the activity and receive the entries they need to review.
Bring images, descriptions and supporting material together for a straightforward review.
Give volunteers a common framework so they understand what they are assessing.
Bring scores and participation information together for the charity and your organisers.
Help explain the activity before it begins and communicate the outcome afterwards.
Choose an experience that fits your people, or talk to us about combining activities across your organisation.
Bring colleagues into one space to pack practical donation kits, with products and logistics managed for your event.
Explore kit buildingInvolve colleagues across locations through a structured online activity, with a shared charity purpose at its heart.
Plan a virtual activityIt depends on the campaign. We agree the criteria and any experience needed in advance, then provide a clear brief so people understand how to take part.
We can discuss a shared session or a review window that lets people contribute at different times. The format is agreed around the activity and your team.
This depends on the number and complexity of entries. We agree the expected commitment during planning, so volunteers know what is involved before joining.
Yes, we would be happy to discuss their idea. We can explore whether a competition, campaign or judging activity would provide useful support.
The charity’s campaign rules determine how scores, shortlisting and final decisions work. We agree that process before volunteers begin reviewing entries.
Yes, we can discuss a programme that includes both online volunteering and kit building, giving colleagues in different locations ways to participate.
Tell us about your team and the cause you care about. We’ll help shape an activity that gives their time a meaningful purpose.