The Howard grad and the FAMU grad chasing the same career never cross paths. Same goals, no way to find each other.
Rosters, payments, and mailing lists riding on one very tired treasurer and a spreadsheet from 2015.
Flyers on Instagram, RSVPs on Partiful, updates in the group chat, a Linktree holding it together. None of it talks.
The email stops working, the access ends, and becoming an alum is something you're left to figure out alone.
This one is.
Everything in one place, and it doesn't end at graduation.
Search the whole community at once instead of one school at a time. Narrow it down as far as you need: a city, a sector, a college within a campus, an organization. Find a mentor, a co-founder, or just people who get it.
Alumni list what they can offer: coffee chats, resume reads, referrals, grad school prep. Students post what they need. Either way it is one request, not a cold DM into somebody's inbox.
Pick my brain about anything, I'm an open book.
Happy to submit referrals for open positions at my company if there's a fit.
Applying to PhD programs this fall. Anyone who's been through it, I could use a read on my statement.
Needs help by Oct 14
Your school is automatic. Everything else is your choice: the fields you're breaking into, the cities you're moving to. Your feed is shaped by the collectives you join, not an algorithm.
Try toggling a few. The feed follows you.
Host it here and the RSVPs, the check-ins, and the turnout all connect back to your chapter or org. Already locked into another platform? Link out to it. Either way, the event reaches your members, your past attendees, and the people who should know.
The programming board hyping homecoming and the alumni chapter collecting dues in fifteen cities are both running on a Wix site, a PayPal, and a spreadsheet. We replaced the duct tape with real tools for both.
Free for student orgs, always. Chapters can upgrade for broadcasts, events, and analytics when they need them.
Promote the event, watch the RSVPs roll in, and check people in at the door. Everyone who shows up stays subscribed to whatever you post next.
Your chapter is the merchant of record and your money stays yours. Stripe's standard card fee applies, same as anywhere you'd take payments, and we add nothing on top of it.
Send updates to your whole membership and see what landed: open rate, click rate, and which links people actually followed. Counts stay aggregate, never per person. No MailChimp subscription required.
Members, dues status, and event turnout in one place. When an alum moves from Dallas to Atlanta, their history moves with them.
Scholarship funds, career conferences, leadership nonprofits, alumni associations, a whole ecosystem already serves HBCU students and alumni. This is where they reach them the rest of the year, not just at one event.
The digital infrastructure powering connection, opportunity, and support across the HBCU community.