Family & Friends

People closest to you often care about the same things you do - or just need a little nudge to act on them.

• Parents and grandparents who donate to local causes or volunteer at church or school

• Kids and grandkids who want to understand how small actions add up

• College students who care about sustainability, justice, or civic engagement

• Adult children juggling work and caregiving who want easier ways to give back

• Friends who share petitions or social posts about causes

• Friends who always ask, “Where can I actually make a difference?”

• Relatives who’ve supported a cause in honor of someone they love

• People who’ve recently retired and are looking for meaningful ways to stay involved

Neighbors & Community

This group values local connection and action - often the most fertile ground for collective impact.

• Members of neighborhood associations or community gardens

• Local environmental groups or cleanup volunteers

• Faith communities doing social outreach or service projects

• Service clubs like Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, and Elks

• PTA or school volunteers coordinating fundraisers or drives

• Library patrons who attend civic engagement programs

• People organizing local recycling or composting efforts

• Nextdoor group members posting about local initiatives or causes

• Anyone who loves to say, “Let’s make our town better.”

Work & Professional Circles

These contacts already think in terms of results, outcomes, and measurable change - LiveImpact.io gives them a new framework for personal and collective accountability.

• Colleagues in nonprofits, foundations, or philanthropy

• CSR or ESG professionals in corporations

• Educators, coaches, or mentors shaping future changemakers

• HR or wellness staff coordinating volunteer opportunities

• Professionals in healthcare, social services, or sustainability

• Alumni association leaders who care about legacy and impact

• Professional networks that promote civic or environmental leadership

• Startup founders, investors, or entrepreneurs who care about ethical innovation

• Board members or committee volunteers who value accountability and metrics

Groups & Affiliations

People already connected by shared purpose or activity — they’re primed for group participation and challenges.

• Sports leagues, cycling clubs, and running groups raising funds or awareness

• Garden clubs, master gardener groups, or farm-to-table enthusiasts

• Book clubs discussing social or environmental topics

• Hobbyist communities (photography, hiking, crafts) that often support causes

• Parent groups or childcare co-ops coordinating donations or drives

• Veterans groups or civic organizations promoting service

• Cultural or arts groups with community missions

• Sustainability groups and zero-waste advocates

• Meetup organizers looking for ways to mobilize their members around causes

Everyone Else (the “Good Intentions” Crowd)

They might not think of themselves as “activists,” but they care deeply about the world around them.

• People who donate sporadically but want to do more

• Those who recycle, compost, or garden and like seeing results

• Folks who vote regularly or sign online petitions

• Busy professionals who want impact without overwhelm

• Retirees seeking ways to stay engaged and purposeful

• Students or early-career professionals who care but don’t know where to start

• Social media followers who like inspirational, actionable content

• Anyone who says, “I wish I knew how to help.”

• People who love tracking progress, whether in fitness, finance, or change-making

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