Alumni Directory & Networking Platform

Alumni stay connected to more than one community — their class year, their chapter, their professional group, the teams and clubs they were part of. Soorse organizes all of it around real groups, giving graduates a single trusted place to find and reconnect with each other.

Because discovery is group-first, not feed-first, alumni find people through shared affiliation rather than algorithms. Verified profiles carry professional context across every community someone belongs to, so a connection made through your alumni network is grounded in real, mutual trust.

Keep engagement high with events, announcements, and a directory members actually maintain — and, for verified nonprofit alumni foundations, turn that engagement into sustainable support through revenue sharing.

Frequently asked questions

Can alumni belong to more than one group?

Yes. Alumni can join multiple groups organized by class year, chapter, professional affiliation, and the teams or clubs they were part of. Soorse organizes all of it around real groups, giving graduates a single trusted place to find and reconnect with each other.

How is discovery different from a social feed?

Discovery on Soorse is group-first, not feed-first. Alumni find people through shared affiliation rather than algorithms, and verified profiles carry professional context across every community someone belongs to — so connections are grounded in real, mutual trust.

Can our alumni foundation raise money through Soorse?

Verified nonprofit alumni foundations can turn engagement into sustainable support through revenue sharing — a portion of members' Soorse Plus subscriptions flows back to the foundation automatically, with no fundraising campaign required.

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