Social media management for nonprofits A big mission. A tiny team. Every post on time.

One a small team can run without help: plan a whole campaign on one calendar, let volunteers draft without handing over passwords, get sign-off from the director's phone, and send the donate link to everyone who asks for it in the comments. RobinReach does that across 13 networks, starts free, and charges flat monthly prices rather than per person.

There is no separate nonprofit price list. Seed is free for 2 profiles and 20 posts a month, Sprout is $9 a month for 5 profiles, and Bloom is $24 for 15 profiles and 5 people. Plans are flat, so adding a volunteer never adds a fee until you outgrow the plan.

Yes. Invite them as team members (from Bloom) and give each one only the profiles they look after. They never see your social media passwords, a brand can require two-factor authentication for everyone, and you can remove someone in a click when their season ends.

Yes, on Thrive and Scale. Turn on approvals and volunteers' posts wait until someone with “Can approve posts” signs them off. Board members or a communications lead without an account can review through an Approval Link from their phone.

Schedule the whole run on one calendar weeks ahead: the announcement, partner posts, the countdown and the thank-you, each tailored for every network. Add a Comment to DM automation for “give” so the link reaches everyone who asks, and put a donate card at the top of your Bio Page.

Yes. Comment to DM sends a private message to anyone who comments a trigger word like “give” or “volunteer” on your Facebook Page or Instagram, and can reply publicly too. Each person gets one message per automation. Sprout includes 3 automations, Bloom 10.

Your Bio Page links to the donation page you already use. Add a card with a photo, an amount and a Donate button, put your services first, and see which link gets tapped (from Sprout). RobinReach doesn't process payments itself.

From Bloom, schedule a weekly or monthly PDF with your logo, colors and a “Prepared by” line, emailed at the hour you pick. Each brand can have 2 schedules on Bloom, each to up to 3 people, and more on Thrive and Scale.

Yes. Set your tone once, for example “warm, hopeful, never guilt-tripping”, and RobinGen writes in it. PostWave (from Sprout) turns a blog post or annual report link into a set of draft posts, and you can pull free photos from Unsplash or designs from Canva right in the composer.

Thirteen: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon, Telegram, WordPress and Google Business Profile. Bluesky, Mastodon and Threads reach a lot of mission-driven people, and Telegram works for community channels.

It isn't a donation platform or a donor database: it doesn't take payments, track how much a campaign raised, or manage donors. The Engage inbox handles comments rather than DMs, and reports don't include audience demographics. Better you know now.