Case-by-case updates
Updates and activities are linked to the campaign they serve.
Read more ↗✳ GIVING WITH PEOPLE AT ITS HEART
Every story deserves a chance. Every gift deserves an account.
A volunteer team connecting documented human needs with people ready to help, and following each campaign through to delivery.
✳ Who we are
Closer to people. Clearer about the work.
GiveForMe is a volunteer team working to bring human needs into view and mobilize support for health, education, livelihoods, care, and other causes wherever a case merits review.
A person is more than a campaign total. The person seeking help should understand how their story is told; the donor should understand the purpose of a gift and how its delivery can be followed.
Meet the team ↗✳ Our causes
Different needs. Equal dignity.
Explore the kinds of need a campaign may address and how help can be used.
Employment & livelihoods
Support for people seeking work, training, or a sustainable source of income.
Explore this cause ↗Health & treatment
Help with the cost of care, treatment, and rehabilitation when it stands in the way of recovery.
Explore this cause ↗Education
Protecting access to learning for children and young people when its cost burdens a family.
Explore this cause ↗Women
Support for women's urgent needs and pathways to economic independence.
Explore this cause ↗Children
Meeting children's needs while protecting their safety, dignity, and development.
Explore this cause ↗People injured by war
Supporting people injured by war through treatment, rehabilitation, and daily recovery.
Explore this cause ↗Widows
Helping women who have lost a provider meet family needs and build stability.
Explore this cause ↗Orphans
Sustained support for a child's safety, privacy, care, and education.
Explore this cause ↗Students
Helping students continue their studies when costs threaten their future.
Explore this cause ↗Families without a provider
Meeting immediate needs of families without income while considering longer-term stability.
Explore this cause ↗Older people
Care for older people who need support, treatment, or help in daily life.
Explore this cause ↗✳ A clear path
From a story to an outcome people can follow
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Listen and review
We listen to the story, examine relevant information and evidence, and assess the need before publication.
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Define the purpose
We set out who the campaign supports, its goal, the intended use of funds, and what can be verified.
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Launch and follow
With consent, we tell the story accurately and publish the campaign and its updates.
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Document delivery
We relate spending to the stated purpose and share available figures, images, and details while protecting privacy.
✳ For people seeking help
Your story, told with consent. Your request, reviewed with care.
A campaign can be proposed for treatment, education, family support, or other needs. We explain the information and documents needed and protect the applicant's privacy when telling the story.
Learn about requesting a campaignGive toward the need you choose
Want to support a particular cause, such as an orphan's care or a student's education? See how a purpose can be specified and followed.
Designated giving ↗✳ Impact & accountability
Our work does not end when a gift is made.
Delivery updates, spending summaries, and consented imagery are part of the story, not an afterthought.
Ask for information
Donors can request available delivery information while beneficiary privacy is protected.
Read more ↗Sustaining volunteers
Volunteer support and charitable capacity can be funded through clearly separate campaigns.
Read more ↗✳ Good questions
Before you give your trust, you have every right to ask.
How are cases and campaigns selected?
We review the story, the need, relevant evidence, and whether support can be delivered and documented. Submitting a request does not guarantee publication.
Can I support a particular group?
A donor can identify a group or purpose, such as an orphan's care or a student's education. Allocation terms should be clear before accepting a designated gift.
How will I know how a gift was used?
Delivery updates are linked to the campaign. Donors may request further spending and delivery information, subject to available records and beneficiary privacy.
Do you publish beneficiaries' names and photos?
Identifying details and personal images should only be shared with appropriate consent. Redacted information can document support when disclosure might cause harm.
✳ Be part of the work