Let me tell you a bit about what postneedz will accomplish.  An organization such as a church always has needz.  The hope is that the congregation or surrounding community will have the heart and initiative to serve those needz.  The heart is only part of the solution.  The other part, is communication.  Without the ability to properly communicate needz, an organization may fall short in volunteers.  Postneedz will help facilitate that communication.

Here are a few examples of how postneedz can benefit the community:

Lets say you are a member of a local community such as a church.  You're washing machine goes out this week and you plan on buying a used one from someone on craigslist.  You don't have a truck, and you don't feel right asking the sellers to deliver.  You consider that your church may be able to fill the need, but you're not sure who has a truck, or who to start asking.  So you log onto postneedz.com and post a message to your church.  Only members in your church will see this need.  At that point, anyone who has registered as a member of your church can offer to fill this need.

Another way to utilize postneedz is where an organization reaches out to the surrounding community.  Metro United Way is having a fund raising activity this weekend downtown and will need a few extra volunteers.  They can post this need on postneedz.com and the need will be viewable to everyone in the local community.

Below is a diagram to help understand how this process will work.  Individuals can post needz for their local organization to see.  An organization can post needz for the local community to see.  A local community is called a network.

Currently, postneedz is still in development.  We are trying to circulate the word to get everyone to go to the page and enter their email address.  You won't be spammed!  We simply want to see the interest people have in it.  Once the site is close to completion, I will send an email to all who respond, notifying them of the launch date.

Please go to www.postneedz.com and enter your email address.  Also, pass the word around!


Thanks for your support!

Jeremy Patrick