EducationEnds in 77 days
School supplies for every child
A full backpack for 1,600 children starting the school year without the basics.
- Raised
- $26,450
- Goal
- $40,000
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layout: "default"Clean water for the river villages
Six wells, drilled by local contractors and kept running by village committees. Here is what each gift pays for.
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layout: "intro"Clean water for the river villages
Six wells, drilled by local contractors and kept running by village committees. Here is what each gift pays for.
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Six wells, drilled by local contractors and kept running by village committees. Here is what each gift pays for.
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layout: "media"Clean water for the river villages
Six wells, drilled by local contractors and kept running by village committees. Here is what each gift pays for.
Hero
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layout: "photo"School, clean water and a hot meal, close to home
We fund local teams in four regions who run classrooms, clinics, wells, and kitchens. In 2025 they reached 38,000 people.
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layout: "community"School, clean water and a hot meal, close to home
We fund local teams in four regions who run classrooms, clinics, wells, and kitchens. In 2025 they reached 38,000 people.
- 100 Example Street, Suite 200 Springfield, ST 00000
- (555) 010-0199
- hello@example.org
Impact numbers
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layout: "report"Our work in 2025
- children started the school year with a full kit
- 18,400
- patient visits at the mobile clinic
- 9,200
- wells drilled, tested, and handed to village committees
- 6
- hot meals served at the community kitchen
- 41,000
Source: 2025 annual report, independently audited.
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layout: "band"Our work in 2025
- children started the school year with a full kitBackpack, notebooks, pencils, and shoes, handed out in the first week.
- 18,400
- patient visits at the mobile clinicIn villages more than two hours from the nearest hospital.
- 9,200
- wells drilled, tested, and handed to village committeesEach one serves about 380 people and has a local repair team.
- 6
- hot meals served at the community kitchenFive evenings a week, all year, with no questions asked.
- 41,000
Source: 2025 annual report, independently audited.
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layout: "plain"Our work in 2025
- children started the school year with a full kitBackpack, notebooks, pencils, and shoes, handed out in the first week.
- 18,400
- patient visits at the mobile clinicIn villages more than two hours from the nearest hospital.
- 9,200
- wells drilled, tested, and handed to village committeesEach one serves about 380 people and has a local repair team.
- 6
- hot meals served at the community kitchenFive evenings a week, all year, with no questions asked.
- 41,000
Source: 2025 annual report, independently audited.
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layout: "cards"Our work in 2025
- children started the school year with a full kit
- 18,400
- Backpack, notebooks, pencils, and shoes, handed out in the first week.
- patient visits at the mobile clinic
- 9,200
- In villages more than two hours from the nearest hospital.
- wells drilled, tested, and handed to village committees
- 6
- Each one serves about 380 people and has a local repair team.
- hot meals served at the community kitchen
- 41,000
- Five evenings a week, all year, with no questions asked.
Source: 2025 annual report, independently audited.
Our work (feature grid)
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layout: "focus"Our work
Four programs, each run with a local partner under a yearly budget we publish.
Education
School kits at the start of term, and a reading club after class twice a week.
Health
A mobile clinic that visits 22 villages every two weeks, and a night helpline for young people.
Water
Wells drilled by local contractors, tested by a lab, and kept running by a village committee.
Food and shelter
Hot meals five evenings a week, winter shelter beds, and relief kits after floods and fires.
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Four programs, each run with a local partner under a yearly budget we publish.
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Four programs, each run with a local partner under a yearly budget we publish.
Education
School kits at the start of term, and a reading club after class twice a week.
Health
A mobile clinic that visits 22 villages every two weeks, and a night helpline for young people.
Water
Wells drilled by local contractors, tested by a lab, and kept running by a village committee.
Food and shelter
Hot meals five evenings a week, winter shelter beds, and relief kits after floods and fires.
Causes
Set in sections/causes-section.md or a page's causesSection block. Goals and amounts raised come from src/content/causes/.
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layout: "grid"Current appeals
Each appeal shows its goal, what has come in so far, and how long is left.
EducationOngoingAfter-school reading club
Twice a week, children who struggle with reading meet a volunteer, a snack, and a book they chose.
- Raised
- $15,120
- Goal
- $18,000
HealthEnds in 227 daysMobile health clinic
A clinic on wheels that brings a nurse, a doctor, and basic medicine to villages two hours from the nearest hospital.
- Raised
- $96,080
- Goal
- $120,000
HealthEnds in 136 daysNight helpline for young people
Keep a free, confidential helpline open from 8 pm to 2 am, when young people say they need it most.
- Raised
- $9,800
- Goal
- $30,000
Clean waterEnds in 166 daysClean water wells
Six new wells so that families in the dry north no longer walk three hours a day for water.
- Raised
- $48,900
- Goal
- $75,000
FoodGoal metCommunity kitchen
Hot meals five evenings a week, served at the table, for anyone who walks through the door.
- Raised
- $25,640
- Goal
- $25,000
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layout: "featured"Current appeals
Each appeal shows its goal, what has come in so far, and how long is left.
EducationRiverside districtEnds in 77 days
School supplies for every child
A full backpack for 1,600 children starting the school year without the basics.
- Raised
- $26,450
- Goal
- $40,000
- Donors
- 412
- HealthEnds in 227 days
Mobile health clinic
A clinic on wheels that brings a nurse, a doctor, and basic medicine to villages two hours from the nearest hospital.
- Raised
- $96,080
- Goal
- $120,000
- Clean waterEnds in 166 days
Clean water wells
Six new wells so that families in the dry north no longer walk three hours a day for water.
- Raised
- $48,900
- Goal
- $75,000
- EducationOngoing
After-school reading club
Twice a week, children who struggle with reading meet a volunteer, a snack, and a book they chose.
- Raised
- $15,120
- Goal
- $18,000
- HealthEnds in 136 days
Night helpline for young people
Keep a free, confidential helpline open from 8 pm to 2 am, when young people say they need it most.
- Raised
- $9,800
- Goal
- $30,000
- FoodGoal met
Community kitchen
Hot meals five evenings a week, served at the table, for anyone who walks through the door.
- Raised
- $25,640
- Goal
- $25,000
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Each appeal shows its goal, what has come in so far, and how long is left.
School supplies for every child
A full backpack for 1,600 children starting the school year without the basics.
Donate now
After-school reading club
Twice a week, children who struggle with reading meet a volunteer, a snack, and a book they chose.
Donate now
Mobile health clinic
A clinic on wheels that brings a nurse, a doctor, and basic medicine to villages two hours from the nearest hospital.
Donate now
Night helpline for young people
Keep a free, confidential helpline open from 8 pm to 2 am, when young people say they need it most.
Donate now
Clean water wells
Six new wells so that families in the dry north no longer walk three hours a day for water.
Donate now
Community kitchen
Hot meals five evenings a week, served at the table, for anyone who walks through the door.
Donate now
Supporter voices
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layout: "story"In their own words
“I give every month because I can see where it goes. The clinic page tells me how many patients were seen, and the numbers keep going up.”
Daniel R.
Donor · Mobile health clinic
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layout: "default"In their own words
“I give every month because I can see where it goes. The clinic page tells me how many patients were seen, and the numbers keep going up.”
DonorDaniel R.
Mobile health clinic
“I came for one Tuesday evening shift and stayed for three years. The kitchen feels like a family dinner, not a queue.”
VolunteerSam K.
Community kitchen
“I arrived at the shelter in January with nothing. A support worker helped me find a room by March. I volunteer there on Fridays now.”
BeneficiaryTom B.
Winter shelter beds
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layout: "wall"“I give every month because I can see where it goes. The clinic page tells me how many patients were seen, and the numbers keep going up.”
In their own words
Showing 10 stories
“I came for one Tuesday evening shift and stayed for three years. The kitchen feels like a family dinner, not a queue.”
Sam K.
VolunteerCommunity kitchen
“The water test results for each well are on the page. That is the kind of detail that made me trust them with a bigger gift.”
Hugo M.
DonorClean water wells
“A boy in my group told me he hated books. Last week he asked if he could take two home. That is why I come back.”
Léon G.
VolunteerAfter-school reading club
“When the river flooded, they were at the shelter with kits within a day. As a local business, we now donate a share of every sale to the relief fund.”
Ravi S.
PartnerEmergency relief fund
“I arrived at the shelter in January with nothing. A support worker helped me find a room by March. I volunteer there on Fridays now.”
Tom B.
BeneficiaryWinter shelter beds
“I set up a tribute page in memory of my father. Forty friends gave $2,300, and in March we received a letter saying it had paid for 76 nights at the winter shelter.”
Owen C.
DonorWinter shelter beds
“The clinic van comes to our village every second Thursday. My father's blood pressure is finally under control, and we no longer lose a day travelling to town.”
Félix W.
BeneficiaryMobile health clinic
“Our staff packed 400 backpacks in one afternoon. The team made it easy to take part, and the report afterwards showed exactly which schools received them.”
Marco D.
“I drive the Thursday food round. Every week there is a list with names and family sizes, and every week the parcels match the list. That is what made me trust this appeal.”
Martin H.
VolunteerRiver valley flood appeal
“We opened the school halls on the first night with what we had. Two days later the kits arrived, sorted by family size, and we could stop counting blankets and start listening to people.”
Yusuf A.
PartnerRiver valley flood appeal
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Read more stories
Where the money goes
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layout: "split"Every dollar of this appeal, planned
The budget for the first three months, agreed with our partner in the valley.
We publish the spending of this appeal on the impact page when it closes.
40%
Shelter
Family tents, tarpaulins, bedding, and solar lamps.
30%
Food
Weekly parcels bought from suppliers in the district.
20%
Water and hygiene
Kits, purification tablets, and water containers.
10%
Transport and storage
Trucks, fuel, and a dry store near the shelters.
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layout: "bar"Every dollar of this appeal, planned
The budget for the first three months, agreed with our partner in the valley.
We publish the spending of this appeal on the impact page when it closes.
Shelter40%
Family tents, tarpaulins, bedding, and solar lamps.
Food30%
Weekly parcels bought from suppliers in the district.
Water and hygiene20%
Kits, purification tablets, and water containers.
Transport and storage10%
Trucks, fuel, and a dry store near the shelters.
Latest news
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Latest news
Flood appeal: the first ten days
Where the first $64,000 went after the river burst its banks in the north district: shelter kits, food parcels, and clean water, day by day.
A night at the winter shelter
What happens between 7 pm and 7 am when forty extra beds open in the city centre, told by the volunteers on the night shift.
One term at the reading club
Twelve weeks, three libraries, and 64 children who were reading below their age: what changed by the end of term, and what did not.
Latest news
Flood appeal: the first ten days
Where the first $64,000 went after the river burst its banks in the north district: shelter kits, food parcels, and clean water, day by day.
A night at the winter shelter
One term at the reading club
Upcoming events
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Most events are free. Register so we know how many volunteers to expect.
- Register: Riverside charity run
Riverside charity run
Sun · 9:00 AM · Riverside park, north gate · $25
- Register: Winter food drive
Winter food drive
Sat · 10:00 AM · Market street hall · Free
- Register: New volunteer training day
New volunteer training day
Sat · 9:30 AM · Head office, training room · Free
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layout: "agenda"Upcoming events
Most events are free. Register so we know how many volunteers to expect.
November 2026
- Register: Riverside charity run
Riverside charity run
- 9:00 AM
- Riverside park, north gate
- $25
December 2026
- Register: Winter food drive
Winter food drive
- 10:00 AM
- Market street hall
- Free
January 2027
- Register: New volunteer training day
New volunteer training day
- 9:30 AM
- Head office, training room
- Free
Give now
Set in sections/donate-section.md or a page's donateSection block. default is the full donation form of /donate/ (with the receipt as the order summary); quick is the teaser with the donation widget.
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layout: "default"Make a donation
Monthly gifts let our partners plan a whole school year. You can change or stop yours at any time.
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layout: "quick"Make a donation
Monthly gifts let our partners plan a whole school year. You can change or stop yours at any time.
Giving tiers
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layout: "default"Give a little, every month
Monthly gifts are the steadiest support we have. Change or stop yours at any time.
Friend
$10per month
Five hot meals every month at the community kitchen.
- A short update from the field every quarter
- Cancel or change at any time
Supporter
$20per month
A new backpack of school supplies almost every month.
- Quarterly updates
- Your name on the supporters' wall (optional)
Champion
$35per month
A check-up and medicine for one patient each month.
- Quarterly updates
- An invitation to the annual open day
- Your yearly tax receipt in January
Guardian
$100per month
A food parcel for a family of four, every single month.
- Everything in Champion
- A call each year with a program director
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layout: "compact"Give a little, every month
Monthly gifts are the steadiest support we have. Change or stop yours at any time.
Friend
$10per month
Five hot meals every month at the community kitchen.
Give monthlySupporter
$20per month
A new backpack of school supplies almost every month.
Give monthlyChampion
$35per month
A check-up and medicine for one patient each month.
Give monthlyGuardian
$100per month
A food parcel for a family of four, every single month.
Give monthly
Steps
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layout: "default"How your gift travels
From your card to a classroom, a clinic, or a well, in four steps we report on every quarter.
You give
Once or monthly, to one cause or to where the need is greatest. Your receipt arrives the same day.
We fund vetted local partners
Groups we have checked in person, with a budget and a plan we agree on together.
Partners do the work
Teachers, nurses, cooks, and well technicians from the community, paid fairly and on time.
We report back
What was spent, what it paid for, and what did not go to plan, in plain numbers.
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From your card to a classroom, a clinic, or a well, in four steps we report on every quarter.
Day 1
You give
Once or monthly, to one cause or to where the need is greatest. Your receipt arrives the same day.
Within 30 days
We fund vetted local partners
Groups we have checked in person, with a budget and a plan we agree on together.
All year
Partners do the work
Teachers, nurses, cooks, and well technicians from the community, paid fairly and on time.
Every quarter
We report back
What was spent, what it paid for, and what did not go to plan, in plain numbers.
FAQ
Set in sections/questions-section.md or a page's questionsSection block.
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layout: "default"Questions people ask before giving
Short answers. The FAQ has the rest, grouped by topic.
All questionsHow much of my gift reaches the programs?
86 cents of every dollar last year. The rest paid for audits, fundraising, and the small team that runs the charity. The impact page shows the full split.
Will I get a receipt?
Yes, by email as soon as the gift goes through. Monthly donors also get one yearly summary for their tax return.
Can I choose which cause my gift supports?
Yes. Pick a cause on the donation form, or leave it on "Where it's needed most" and we send it to the program that is furthest from its goal.
Can I change or stop a monthly gift?
At any time, with no fee. Use the link in any receipt or write to us. Refunds are possible within 30 days of a gift: see the donation and refund policy.
Is my payment secure?
Card details go straight to the payment provider over an encrypted connection. We never see or store the full card number.
Can I give my time instead?
Yes. Kitchen shifts, reading clubs, and event days all need people. Pick a role on the volunteer page.
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Short answers. The FAQ has the rest, grouped by topic.
Ask a person(555) 010-0199
All questionsQuestions people ask before giving
6 questions
How much of my gift reaches the programs?
86 cents of every dollar last year. The rest paid for audits, fundraising, and the small team that runs the charity. The impact page shows the full split.
Will I get a receipt?
Yes, by email as soon as the gift goes through. Monthly donors also get one yearly summary for their tax return.
Can I choose which cause my gift supports?
Yes. Pick a cause on the donation form, or leave it on "Where it's needed most" and we send it to the program that is furthest from its goal.
Can I change or stop a monthly gift?
At any time, with no fee. Use the link in any receipt or write to us. Refunds are possible within 30 days of a gift: see the donation and refund policy.
Is my payment secure?
Card details go straight to the payment provider over an encrypted connection. We never see or store the full card number.
Can I give my time instead?
Yes. Kitchen shifts, reading clubs, and event days all need people. Pick a role on the volunteer page.
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layout: "grid"Questions people ask before giving
Short answers. The FAQ has the rest, grouped by topic.
How much of my gift reaches the programs?
86 cents of every dollar last year. The rest paid for audits, fundraising, and the small team that runs the charity. The impact page shows the full split.
Will I get a receipt?
Yes, by email as soon as the gift goes through. Monthly donors also get one yearly summary for their tax return.
Can I choose which cause my gift supports?
Yes. Pick a cause on the donation form, or leave it on "Where it's needed most" and we send it to the program that is furthest from its goal.
Can I change or stop a monthly gift?
At any time, with no fee. Use the link in any receipt or write to us. Refunds are possible within 30 days of a gift: see the donation and refund policy.
Is my payment secure?
Card details go straight to the payment provider over an encrypted connection. We never see or store the full card number.
Can I give my time instead?
Yes. Kitchen shifts, reading clubs, and event days all need people. Pick a role on the volunteer page.
Volunteer roles
Set in sections/volunteer-roles-section.md or a page's volunteerRolesSection block. list adds an Apply link that ticks the role in the volunteer form (?role=<id>).
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layout: "default"Three ways to give your time
No experience needed. Pick a role, try one shift, and we pair you with someone who has done it before.
3 hoursa week, Tuesday or Friday morning
Food bank shift
Sort donations, pack parcels, and welcome people at the door.
Join a shift: Food bank shift2 hoursa week, after school
Homework buddy
Sit with two or three pupils, help with reading and math, and keep the room calm.
Become a buddy: Homework buddy1 daya season, on a weekend
Event day team
Set up, run a stall, and clear away at our food drives, dinners, and the charity run.
Join the event team: Event day team
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layout: "list"Three ways to give your time
No experience needed. Pick a role, try one shift, and we pair you with someone who has done it before.
Food bank shift
Sort donations, pack parcels, and welcome people at the door.
Skills: TeamworkFood hygiene (we train you)
- Where
- Community kitchen, Mill Street
- Time
- 3 hoursa week, Tuesday or Friday morning
Homework buddy
Sit with two or three pupils, help with reading and math, and keep the room calm.
Skills: PatienceGood listener
- Where
- Two primary schools, north side
- Time
- 2 hoursa week, after school
Event day team
Set up, run a stall, and clear away at our food drives, dinners, and the charity run.
Skills: Setting upFriendly at a stall
- Where
- Events across the city
- Time
- 1 daya season, on a weekend
Contact
Set in sections/contact-section.md or a page's contactSection block. Address, phone, email, and hours come from [organization] in config.toml.
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layout: "default"Send a message
Choose a topic so your message reaches the right team. We reply within two working days.
The office
Drop in during office hours, or call first and we make sure the right person is in.
- Address
- 100 Example Street, Suite 200 Springfield, ST 00000Open the map (opens in a new tab)
- Office hours
- Mon–Thu9:00 AM–5:00 PM
- Fri9:00 AM–4:00 PM
- Sat–SunClosed
- Phone
- (555) 010-0199
- hello@example.org
- Registration no.
- 12-3456789
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layout: "walkthrough"The office
Drop in during office hours, or call first and we make sure the right person is in.
Send a message
Choose a topic so your message reaches the right team. We reply within two working days.
Call to action
Set in sections/call-to-action.md or a page's ctaSection block (off by default; a page turns it on with enable: true). donate reads donate.cause.
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layout: "default"Give an evening a month
Volunteers run the kitchen, the reading club, and the winter shelter. One evening a month is enough to start, and we train you first.
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layout: "volunteer"Give an evening a month
Volunteers run the kitchen, the reading club, and the winter shelter. One evening a month is enough to start, and we train you first.
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layout: "donate"Give an evening a month
Volunteers run the kitchen, the reading club, and the winter shelter. One evening a month is enough to start, and we train you first.
One email a month with news from the projects. Unsubscribe in one click.
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layout: "newsletter"Site header and footer
Set for the whole site in [settings.layout] in config.toml (header, footer), or for one page with headerLayout: and footerLayout: in its frontmatter.
Header
default
Wordmark, menus with dropdowns, language and theme switches, Donate button.
See it on the homepagecentered
The menus centred on a ruled bar, the phone, Donate button.
See it on the appeal homeutility
A solid strip with the open-now line and the phone above the default bar.
See it on the community home