Kindness jobs
A neighbor needs a hand. A local gives it, free.
Some jobs on the GigNGo map say From GigNGo. They're free help for someone who needs it, like an overgrown lawn somebody can't get to anymore. A local near them does the job and films it, and GigNGo thanks them for it.
From GigNGo · kindness job
The exact address goes only to the local GigNGo picks for the job, once they're picked. How it works and the filming rules are below.
A local already has this one.
Thank you for offering. More kindness jobs go up on the map as neighbors ask.
See the map
What makes it count
How it works
The filming rules
Every kindness job is filmed and shared, so neighbors see what their town does for each other. These rules are what makes a clip count.
Ask for help
Know someone whose yard got away from them?
Ask for yourself, or for a neighbor who said yes. We read every request, and the ones we can do go on the map as kindness jobs.
- It's free for the person being helped.
- The local films the work, so you'll see it done.
- We don't run background checks on locals. What they do instead is film their work, under their own name, where neighbors can see it.