Gamification
Make purpose feel playful
Deed’s gamification features transform volunteering, giving, and team building into rewarding experiences that engage employees. Whether it’s earning individual recognition, competing as a team, or celebrating collective action, Deed makes it fun to do good.

Badges
Recognition is a powerful motivator. With Deed’s Badges, employees earn visible markers of achievement as they volunteer, donate, and participate in good deeds. Employees can showcase their badges on their profiles, inspiring peers and fueling friendly competition across the company. Admins can choose from a collection of out-of-the-box badges or design their own!
Certificates
Celebrate key contributions with official recognition. Deed’s certificates honor employees for the time, skills, and effort they dedicate to making a difference. These certificates are customized with your company’s branding, and employees can share their achievements on LinkedIn and social media platforms to spread the word about their (and their company’s) good deeds.
Challenges & Leaderboards
Turn purpose into participation. Deed’s challenges & leaderboards create time-bound competitions aligned with seasonal or cause-based initiatives—like Sustainability Month or Giving Season. Employees compete as teams, with qualifying actions displayed on dynamic leaderboards. By motivating each other to do more good, engagement and collective results soar.
Teams
Belonging drives action. Whether formed by department, project, or interest, Deed’s teams empower employees to volunteer, donate, and participate as part of something bigger. Every action contributes to the group’s total impact, creating a sense of shared identity and pride as employees rally together around the causes that matter most.
Ripple
Long term partner

Jonathan Perri
Senior Manager of Global Social Impact
"Deed responds so quickly to my support requests. I appreciate that I can be candid about what features can be improved or what updates should be prioritized. It’s definitely a collaborative partnership.”