In this article, the author, Lizzie Siegle, and her teammate Michelle Glauser, created a serverless JavaScript app that uses Twilio to parse an Airtable of eco-friendly non-profits and send random organizations related to the user's input category via SMS. The app requires a Twilio account, Node.js, and an Airtable account with API key and base ID. The authors provide step-by-step instructions on how to set up the app, including creating a new project, installing dependencies, and configuring the Twilio Function with JavaScript code that retrieves records from the Airtable base based on user input category. The completed app is available on GitHub, and the authors encourage readers to build their own projects using Serverless and Airtable.