Vacation Bible School and kids' ministry, minus the clipboard.
Church programs run on volunteers and big weeks like VBS. Huddle keeps sensitive camper details with the people who need them, gives volunteers a simple roster, and lets families register once for every program your church runs.
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What usually gets in the way
- Volunteers who should only see their own group
- Allergy and medical info that must reach the right leader
- One family signing up for VBS, nursery and youth camp
- Free events and donation-based pricing
How Huddle fits
Instructor role for volunteers
Volunteers see only the classes they lead — names, alerts and attendance, not parent or health records.
Allergy icons everywhere
Allergies and medical alerts show on rosters, check-in and printable class lists.
Several programs, one organization
Run VBS, a fall kids' night and summer camp as separate programs with one team and one plan.
Custom questions
Ask for t-shirt size, home church or anything else once per child.
VBS classes by grade, each with a room, a leader and allergy alerts.
Printed rosters with your church's name, and each volunteer's class on their phone.
Huddle vs. the usual way
Built for churches & ministries, not bolted on
Ask Hux instead of clicking around
Hux, Huddle's built-in assistant, answers questions with your live numbers and sets things up for you while you run the room.
More about Hux
Hux the Fox
Your Huddle assistant
Add classes for each grade, K through 5th
Done — 6 new classes added: Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th Grade.
Which kids have allergies this week?
5 campers this week have allergies — 2 peanut, 1 dairy, 1 bee stings, 1 gluten. Run the Allergy report to print it.