Questions people ask.

A directory of Austin’s causes, organizations, events and the people behind them, so anyone who wants to help can find where to start. R3SET is building it with a group of founding partners.

Not yet. The directory opens at the end of October. Until then you can read about the project, look around the site and email the team. Nobody is listed yet, and accounts, online submissions and payments open later.

Pick the way in that fits you (resident, nonprofit, local business, sponsor, funder or builder) on the Get involved page, then email devin@teamr3set.com.

No. You can read everything and send suggestions by email without one.

Eight kinds of thing connected to Austin: organizations, causes, people, events, services, products, resources and stories.

Email devin@teamr3set.com. The checklist on the Get involved page lists what to include, so the team can check it quickly.

Not automatically. The team reviews every suggestion and checks it against a public source first.

No. A listing says the work exists and where to find it. Check prices, dates and eligibility with the organization before you act.

Email the page link, what’s wrong and a public source for the right information. The Get involved page has the details.

Passwords, private client material and personal details that aren’t meant to be public.

A private set of communication materials prepared for one organization. Packs aren’t available for Austin yet.

They share a platform and design. Each community keeps its own records and accounts, and neither can see the other’s.

Not on the site yet. To talk about sponsorship, read the sponsorship page and email Devin.

There’s no date or venue yet. The ID3A Jam page outlines how the working session would run.

Not yet. There’s nothing to measure until the directory opens. The Reports page shows what has been built so far.

Devin reads every email and usually replies within two business days.