About us
Medical care, school fees, and community repairs.
About us
Each campaign is for one person, one place, and one cost.
Families and schools already share hospital estimates and fee notices. True Impact Foundation puts that request on a public page, with a record of what has been raised.
A campaign names the beneficiary, the location, and what the money will pay for. It is not a general appeal, and a donation on this site does not send a bank transfer.
The organiser’s identity, address, and bank account are checked before a campaign can be published. Review then matches the story to a document, such as a hospital estimate, a fee notice, or a quote. A complete submission is usually reviewed within 24 hours.
What every campaign includes
A supporter should be able to see who the money is for, where they are, and what the donation pays for.
- A named beneficiary
- A person, a school, a clinic, or a neighbourhood. A general request to “help the needy” is not published.
- A place
- The city or village is on the page, so a supporter knows where the bill is.
- A use of funds
- Surgery and a week in the ward, one term of fees, eleven tin roofs. The goal should match a document.
Publishing and releasing funds
A campaign is published only after identity and the bank account are verified, and after the story matches a document. The page shows each of those checks.
The amount raised updates when a donation is recorded. Withdrawing funds is a separate request, and only the organiser can make it, to the verified bank account.
Who the page is for
A supporter
Reads one campaign, sees what is raised and what is left, and gives with or without an account.
A fundraiser
Writes the page, uploads identity and bank details, and requests a withdrawal only after those are verified.
The person or place named
A patient, a school, a clinic, or a lane. Their name is on the page. It is not replaced with a general cause.
What this site does not do
Payments are simulated. A completed donation updates the campaign total. It does not transfer money from a bank. The footer on every public page says so.
Identity documents are stored privately and are not linked from the campaign. The site does not show a company registration number, because one has not been issued.
Read the story for how the foundation was set up, and the FAQ for amounts, verification, and anonymous donations.