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.
Do you work in one country?
Our focus is not limited to one country. A request must also be feasible to review, deliver, and follow in the relevant location.
Can I support volunteers or operational development?
Separate, clearly described campaigns may support volunteers or charitable operations. These purposes should be kept distinct from beneficiary campaigns.
What if a case's needs change?
A change should be explained and the delivery plan updated. If it affects the purpose of a designated gift, options should be presented before reallocating it.
Are submitted documents made public?
No. Documents are used for review. Any public extract requires clear consent and removal of unnecessary personal details.