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NeedANeighbor helps neighbors find simple, local odd jobs and quick tasks, and NeighborKnowHow gives communities a place to share skills, host in-person gatherings, and learn from one another as we expand throughout the country.

Neighbor Know-How™ and Need A Neighbor™ are proprietary brands owned by NeedANeighbor LLC. All original website content is protected under U.S. copyright law. Trademark applications have been submitted for both brands. Unauthorized use is strictly prohibited.

Community Notice & Participation Agreement

Need A Neighbor and Neighbor Know-How are community platforms designed to help neighbors connect, learn, and support one another. Need A Neighbor offers a space for posting and accepting small jobs and neighborly help. Neighbor Know-How provides a community bulletin board where neighbors share skills, host small gatherings, and offer in-person how-to experiences. We are not the employer, supervisor, organizer, or insurer of any activity arranged between participants on either platform.

All hosts, helpers, workers, attendees, and households are solely responsible for evaluating the suitability, legality, safety, and appropriateness of any engagement, class, job, lesson, or gathering. We do not provide insurance, bonding, certification, or guarantees of outcomes. Participation is voluntary and at your own discretion.

Content is user-generated and may not be pre-screened. Please communicate clearly, use good judgment, and prioritize safety and respect in all interactions. Some neighbors and organizers choose to carry their own event or activity insurance for additional peace of mind.

By using this website, you agree to our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Community Guidelines and acknowledge that all activities—whether jobs, classes, lessons, or neighbor-to-neighbor help—are independently arranged between participating individuals.