Nonprofits
Volunteers who come back.
Run volunteer events with real onboarding, keep every relationship in one record, and get your events in front of people looking for something to do.
Skyline Software · Shenandoah Valley, Virginia
The food pantry, the chamber, the bookstore on Main, the 5K that funds the library. Skyline makes the software they run on: four standalone products for volunteers, relationships, gift cards and events, and
, our community app.
Skyline Drive overlook, Shenandoah National Park
Pick the one you need. Every product is sold, priced and supported separately, with its own page and its own pricing.
Onboarding, waivers, waitlists, check-in, and hours that turn into recognition.
Visit Volunteer →The relationship CRM for community organizations, with warm signals and a person in the loop.
Visit CRM →Digital gift certificates for one shop or a whole downtown, settled and paid out.
Visit Gift Cards →Reads local websites and turns what it finds into clean, de-duplicated listings.
Visit Events →Also from Skyline
, the app where a community checks in.Members follow the charities and shops they care about, find out what is on this weekend, and show up. The Word is our own app for the people of a town. Our four products are sold separately and work for any organization, on The Word or not.
Three rules that run through every Skyline product. They come from watching small teams do the work of twelve, and from what goes wrong when software acts on its own.
Automated emails and texts wait for approval. A scraped event is a proposal until someone approves it, unless the organization has chosen auto-approval.
Changing a setting never un-registers anyone. Stale records are archived, never deleted, and every change keeps what was there before so it can be undone.
Software should make it easier to notice who showed up, never easier to stop noticing them. The thank-you should go out while the moment is fresh.
Charities, chambers, schools and the businesses that sponsor them. Most start with one product. Some add another later.
Nonprofits
Run volunteer events with real onboarding, keep every relationship in one record, and get your events in front of people looking for something to do.
Chambers & downtowns
Sell community certificates on behalf of every participating business, set a service fee, and settle each shop's redemptions on a schedule.
Local businesses
Sell your own certificates and redeem them through Square or Clover, or at the counter by QR code. Payouts land in your account.
Why "Skyline"
Skyline Drive runs the crest of the Blue Ridge above the Shenandoah Valley. From any overlook you see the whole valley at once: the farms, the towns, the church steeples, the school. That is the view we want to give the people running things, so nobody who shows up goes unnoticed.
Everything about the people who give you their time, from the first invitation to the recognition they get when you approve their hours.
See it in action
Real screens from Skyline Volunteer, as a charity sees them on a busy week.
On the day
Put the QR code on the table. Volunteers scan in, you watch the roster fill, and check-out works out the hours for you.
Skyline Volunteer pricing
Volunteer is sold on its own. Tell us how many events and volunteers you run in a year and we will give you one price for all of it.
Based on the volunteer events you run. No per-volunteer charges, so you never pay more for being popular.
Get a Volunteer quoteThe donor database has her gifts. The volunteer sheet has her hours. The sponsor folder has her company. Skyline CRM puts her on one record and tells you the moment she shows up.
Maria, thank you for running the Luray 5K on Saturday, and for the four hours at the pantry last month. Would Ridgeway Dental like to see what their sponsorship reached this year?
See it in action
A pipeline for every kind of ask, with the warm signals right on the card.
Skyline CRM pricing
Nonprofits take 30% off every paid plan. Free sends go from your own mailbox or a verified domain.
No card needed
$8.40 for nonprofits
$20.30 for nonprofits
Customers buy a digital gift certificate for a shop they love, or for a whole community program. It carries a declining balance and can be spent over many visits.
See it in action
Real screens from the business side of Skyline Gift: connect a register once, and the cashier does the rest.
For a whole downtown
A chamber sells community certificates on behalf of every participating business. Each shop's redemptions settle to that shop, on a schedule.
Skyline Gift pricing
You set the denominations, the sales tax and an optional service fee. The buyer sees every line before paying, and the certificate is worth its face value.
One price for a single shop or for a whole community program. Chambers can keep a service fee on each sale to fund the program.
Get a Gift quoteSkyline Events watches thousands of local websites, reads them the way a person would, and turns what it finds into clean event listings with real images and real addresses.
See it in action
You review what Skyline Events finds. Your members see a clean listing with a real photo, a date and a place.
Where events end up
An event approved in the review queue shows up on the town calendar, on the organizer's own page and in a shareable listing, without anyone typing it in three times.
Skyline Events pricing
Tell us the towns and the organizations you care about. We watch their websites and hand you clean listings, ready to review.
Sized by the number of sources we monitor. Add a town or an organization at any time.
Get an Events quoteOur name
Skyline Software is named for Skyline Drive, the road along the crest of the Blue Ridge in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia. Our mark is the view from one of its overlooks.
The Blue Ridge is old and worn round. It looks blue from a distance because of the haze the forest gives off. Every ridge in the mark is a step further into that blue.
The Drive connects the overlooks without joining them into one. Each product is its own stop, with its own view. You can pull over at one and drive on.
Product colors come from October on the ridge: sumac red, hickory gold, the pine that stays green, and the clear sky over all of it.
Talk to us
Unfilled shifts, a donor list nobody trusts, a downtown gift card program, or an events calendar that is always out of date? Tell us which product you are interested in and we will show it against your real situation.
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