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Civic Champs vs Playasoft Volunteer Database

Civic Champs

civicchamps.com

Playasoft Volunteer Database

github.com

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FigureCivic ChampsPlayasoft Volunteer Database
Price from$49/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published71
Spec score · Volunteer Scheduling Software8.0 (#8)8.0 (#9)
Intended usersCivic Champs describes its platform as volunteer management software for nonprofits and says it serves organizations including shelters, food pantries, homeless shelters, United Way groups, conservation groups, and schools.The README says the system was originally built for Apogaea and is maintained by DenverBurners.
PurposeCivic Champs provides web and mobile volunteer management platforms that automate nonprofit volunteer management and help organizations convert volunteers into donors.The project describes itself as a volunteer scheduling system for festivals and community events.

Plans

Civic Champs

  • 1–49 volunteers$49 a month
  • 50–249 volunteers$74 a month
  • 250–499 volunteers$99 a month
  • 500–749 volunteers$124 a month
  • 750–999 volunteers$149 a month
  • 1000–1499 volunteers$174 a month
  • 1500+ volunteersPriced on request

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Playasoft Volunteer Database

  • Free Open Source SoftwareFree

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In their own words

Civic Champs

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Playasoft Volunteer Database

Playasoft Volunteer Database is a free, open-source web application for organizing volunteers at festivals and community events. It is self-hosted and provides event, department, shift, and signup management. Organizers create departments and schedule shifts with specific times, durations, capacities, and individual signup slots. Volunteers can sign up themselves. Access controls let organizers restrict shifts by permission level, using built-in roles such as admin, volunteer, medical, fire, and ranger. Volunteers can upload certification documents for administrator review before receiving a corresponding role. Password protection can limit access to sensitive shifts. The project includes Docker Compose setup instructions and requires Docker and Docker Compose for its quick start. Its documented Docker environment uses MariaDB 10.11. Redis and a separate WebSocket server can provide optional real-time updates. The repository identifies an AGPL-3.0 license, and the free plan costs nothing. Multiple organizations, multiple events per installation, and a hosted option are listed as roadmap phases.

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