Leave for now

Apply for a founding place.

Somebody books half an hour with you and you do the half hour. Afterwards they decide what it was worth and pay that to a charity you name, on the charity's own donate page. No money reaches you and none reaches Worthly.

  • One hour a month, in two half-hour sessions

  • You choose the times first

  • Four answers, about a minute

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What can you do in half an hour?

What somebody books, in their words. You can rewrite it later.

What this asks of you
  • One hour a month, in two half-hour sessions

    It refills on the 1st and the number never rises on its own. You can pledge more if you want to, and we lower it whenever you ask.

  • You choose the times first

    Only times you open can be booked. A verified guest confirms one instantly, so there is no request queue to manage.

  • Four answers, about a minute

    What you offer, how much time, which charity, and where to send your page. Everything else waits.

You are lending a public name. Here is what that means.
  • Your page is off the directory and out of search until we have read it. You get the link the moment you finish, and until then you are the only person who has it.
  • We never contact your charity in your name. If you want them here, you invite them yourself from your dashboard, and Worthly never writes to a charity it has no relationship with.
  • Nobody owes you anything at the end of a session, so you are never chasing a payment or explaining a bill. What the giver decides is between them and the charity.
  • Ask, and the page is deleted. hello@worthly.org, no form, no reason needed.

Worthly is recruiting its first fifteen professionals. One of them has joined so far. No session has happened here yet and the public ledger reads zero, which you can check for yourself before you type anything. Open the ledger in a new tab.

  1. 1

    Your setup stays private

    Create the page and booking details without publishing anything.

  2. 2

    You review the real page

    Add optional work or proof now, or return to it later.

  3. 3

    We rehearse the first session

    Once it passes, you approve and publish the page yourself.

What we look for
  • An offer you can state in one line, at the quality you would normally charge for
  • Work somebody outside your field can look up: a portfolio, a registration, published work, a client who would take the call
  • Half an hour that is genuinely half an hour. The session is the whole thing, and there is nothing to sell at the end of it
  • A charity you would name in public

Your page, so far

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Funds

Your month

1 hour a month, every month

You can change every word of this afterwards. The longer parts go in whenever you feel like it: your results, a piece of work, and when you are free.