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Add yourself, or your kid, to the for-hire list

Babysitting, mowing, tutoring, cleaning, feeding the cat while somebody's in Zion. Adults add themselves. A parent has to say yes before a listing for anyone under 18 goes up, and no listing here ever shows a last name, an address, or a phone number.

Photo: Jill Page

Who is this listing for?

It decides one thing that matters: where a neighbor's message lands.

First name only. That's all that goes on the page.

What will you do?

Tick everything that applies.

Optional. A few words.

Optional.

What you've done before, what you bring with you, how far you'll travel. A sentence or two. Please don't include a last name, a street, or a business address.

How neighbors reach you

They don't, directly. Your listing has an "Ask about hiring" button, and the site forwards what a neighbor writes to this address with their email on it, so you can just hit reply. Your email, your phone number, and your address stay off the page.

Never shown on the site. The page shows your first name only, from the field above.

Never shown on the site. Every message from a neighbor comes here.

Optional, and only for the neighbor reviewing this. It never goes on the page.

Optional. Not published.

The rules of this list
  • This is a noticeboard and nothing more. The site doesn't vet anyone, take a cut, hold money, run a background check, or vouch for the work. Hiring somebody off this list is between the two of you.
  • Post about yourself or your own child, honestly. No agencies, no reselling somebody else's labor, and nothing that needs a license you don't hold.
  • Keep other people out of it. Don't put a last name, an address, a school, a phone number, or somebody else's details in the description.
  • A neighbor looking after the board can take a listing down at any time, and listings come off on their own after six months.