You could be using a digital tool:

• To help deliver a service or to run internal operations
• In a normal, routine way or in a more innovative way
• To address a common, shared challenge or a unique and niche problem.

Most organisations have something worth sharing, but don't realise it!

Examples of existing guides

• Improving services through better use of data tools

• Centralising internal knowledge and documentation with Notion

• Letting young people communicate with their worker using WhatsApp

Here's how it works:

1. You fill in a short form.
2. We reply and arrange 2 x 40 minute interviews with you.
3. We ask about how you implemented the tool and what tips you have for others.
4. We draft a step-by-step Guide. You don’t have to do any writing.
5. You get to approve the guide before it goes live.

When you share your work through a Guide:

• Your organisation gets kudos and a reputation for working openly.
• Your organisation gets its own page on the Guides website, with a description and list of Guides you've contributed.
• Funders see you are sharing good practice. This helps with reporting to those who already fund you and with writing applications to those who could. Funders appreciate the extra value that sharing your work brings to their funding.
• You get a mention in the fortnightly Catalyst newsletter - sent out to over 5000 subscribers - and a share on Twitter.

Tell us how you are using a digital tool. 

We are interested in all uses of digital tools. Here are examples of things we are keen to hear about. 

We only publish Guides based on the work of non-profit organisations but we always mention if an agency helped them and who it was.

If you work for an agency and want to share some work you’ve done with a non-profit then email us their contact details or ask them to submit our form.