A few minutes to join. A lot of reach in return.
About explains what Care Share Do is. This page is about what joining does for you, and for your organisation, association or community.
Easy to join
About five minutes, free, no password.
Even easier to leave
If it doesn't meet your needs or expectations, two clicks and you're gone, with none of your data kept.
Seen on your terms
No photo needed. Hide your profile, or any part of it, whenever you like. How privacy works
Be found by the people who matter to your work
Exposure in your fields
Your card shows what you care about and what you do, so people and organisations working in your fields of interest can find you, locally and around the world.
Join early, be seen more
The map is filling up now. The earlier you join, the more visible you are as the people and groups around you arrive.
Conversations become action
The more conversations that lead to new connections, the more collaboration and action we achieve together. A 15 minute Quick Chat is often where it starts.
Good for you, not just good to do
A steady stream of bad news, with little you can do about it, can leave anyone anxious and stuck, whether it's climate, the cost of living, conflict or where technology is heading. The research is clear that connection is good for body and mind, and that small actions with other people help.
People with stronger social relationships had a 50% greater likelihood of survival, an effect comparable with well-known risks like smoking. From 148 studies of more than 300,000 people.
Holt-Lunstad, Smith and Layton, PLOS Medicine, 2010Loneliness affects one in six people worldwide and is linked to more than 871,000 deaths a year. Social connection supports mental wellbeing and lowers the risk of serious illness.
WHO Commission on Social Connection, 2025Adults with depression or anxiety who did small acts of kindness each week felt less depressed and anxious, and more connected. Planning social activities alone didn't build connection the same way.
Cregg and Cheavens, Journal of Positive Psychology, 2023Volunteers had about a 22% lower risk of dying over the study periods, and less depression with more life satisfaction and wellbeing. These are long-term observational studies.
Jenkinson et al., BMC Public Health, 2013Among students anxious about climate change, those who took action together with others had fewer depressive symptoms. Acting alone, or not at all, didn't show the same protection.
Schwartz et al., Current Psychology, 2022One in six adults showed severely problematic news habits, and most of them reported poor mental and physical health. A good reason to scroll less and do more.
McLaughlin, Gotlieb and Mills, Health Communication, 2022A virtuous cycle
That's what we're building toward. A small action brings you into contact with others. Connection gives you a sense of agency, that what you do counts. Agency makes hope easier to hold, and the next action easier to take.
See your impact, don't just imagine it
Tell a few people. If they each tell a few, one small action from you can contribute to something really worthwhile. Your ripple shows it happening, person by person.
- You tell 3 people3
- They each tell 39
- And again27
- And again81
- And again243
- Five rounds from one person363 people
Please note: Care Share Do is free, forever. Your ripple costs you nothing and earns you nothing. It's purely about spreading good things, and the extra visibility goes to those who start early.
Grow your supporter base
More members, more volunteers or more customers: the people who already back your work bring others with them.
Be seen on the map
Your own pin and card, and a place on the community page for your area alongside local groups, events and people.
Linked to your people's cards
Your organisation is linked from the card of everyone on your team and every supporter. More supporters, more exposure across the network.
Your own A4 poster
A poster in your organisation's name for local noticeboards, with your ripple codes on the tear-offs.
Start a ripple in your organisation's name
You can also begin your ripple with your organisation's own link. That way the ripple it creates as people spread the word means more visibility for your organisation, locally and globally.
When people sign in and look at their own ripple, they see which people and organisations were in their chain of introductions. Your organisation is seen there by everyone in your ripple.
- Your organisation tells 3 people3
- They each tell 39
- And again27
- And again81
- And again243
- Five rounds, all seeing your organisation363 people
One click to become a Partner Free
Once your organisation is on the map and you look after its card, press Become a partner. You get a hosted Partner page with:
Your supporters, on a map
A map of everyone who supports you, so you can see how far they are spread.
What they care about
Understand what your supporters care about, from what they choose to show on their own cards.
A map for your website
Ready-to-copy embed codes, so your supporter map can sit on your own site.
A place in the Partners Directory
Listed alongside the other partner communities, organisations and teams, so people looking for groups like yours can find you.
How an organisation gets started
- Join yourself. Add your own card to the map.
- Add or claim your organisation. Many groups are already on the map. Claim yours, or add it with a postcode and logo.
- Invite your team and supporters. Share your link. Everyone who joins through it shows in your ripple and links back to you.
- Become a partner. One click on your organisation's card for your Partner page, supporter map, embed codes and a place in the Partners Directory.
- Put up your poster. Print it from your dashboard and pin it where your community will see it.