Dignity is a requirement
Help should not turn a child or family into campaign material.
Verification review
Verified help for kids, without compromising dignity.
We are testing whether a contribution can become reviewable, basic-needs help while children and families remain people—not proof artifacts.
Public records use city-level context and organization-owned channels; recipient identities stay out.
- Public roster
- 6 participant records
- Evidence target
- Level 3 operational proof
- Public precision
- City-level, never child-level
01/Pilot charter
One question governs the work.
A public trust surface should make a narrow claim well—not imply that every partner, payment, or impact outcome has already been verified.
“Did funding become verified basic-needs help for children while dignity, privacy, and reporting burden were protected?”
Privacy is designed in
Public proof is useful only when private lives stay private.
Proof fits the work
Frontline teams should verify delivery without becoming reporting departments.
02/Participating organizations
Participating organizations.
6 records. Open any row for sources and review gaps.
Trusted basicVerification review
Four Hunger
Nonprofit
Georgetown, TexasTrusted basicOpen evidence record for Four HungerGeorgetown, TexasTrustedEvidence record
Reviewed May 20, 2026Public facts
- Tax identity
- 501(c)(3) / EIN 85-3363068
- Source: IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search
- Website
- fourhunger.org
- Source: Four Hunger official website
- Public contact channel
- Instagram profile
- Source: Four Hunger Instagram
- Based in
- Georgetown, Texas, shown at city level
- Source: IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search
- Local time basis
- America/Chicago from the city-level base
- Source: IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search
- Logo provenance
- Generated fallback mark; replace when an official asset is supplied
- Source: Generated fallback logo
Source trail
RegistryIRS Tax Exempt Organization SearchOfficial siteFour Hunger official websiteSocialFour Hunger InstagramProvisional markGenerated fallback logoStill needed
- Official logo file or written brand permission
- Direct organization signoff on public roster copy
Privacy boundary. Public receipt uses city-level location and organization-owned channels only. Exact street addresses, raw phone numbers, recipient identifiers, private hardship details, and unpublished operational notes stay out of the public page.
Humanity Effect
Nonprofit
Fort Myers, FloridaTrusted basicOpen evidence record for Humanity EffectFort Myers, FloridaTrustedEvidence record
Reviewed May 20, 2026Public facts
- Tax identity
- 501(c)(3) / EIN 92-2805510
- Source: IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search
- Website
- humanityeffect.org/donate
- Source: Humanity Effect official website
- Public contact channel
- Published email and Instagram profile
- Source: Humanity Effect official website, Humanity Effect Instagram
- Based in
- Fort Myers, Florida, shown at city level
- Source: IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search
- Local time basis
- America/New_York from the city-level base
- Source: IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search
- Logo provenance
- Official logo asset from organization-owned web presence
- Source: Humanity Effect official logo
Source trail
RegistryIRS Tax Exempt Organization SearchOfficial siteHumanity Effect official websiteSocialHumanity Effect InstagramOfficial logoHumanity Effect official logoStill needed
- Direct organization signoff on public roster copy
Privacy boundary. Public receipt uses city-level location and organization-owned channels only. Exact street addresses, raw phone numbers, recipient identifiers, private hardship details, and unpublished operational notes stay out of the public page.
Game for Good
Platform
Catonsville, MarylandTrusted basicOpen evidence record for Game for GoodCatonsville, MarylandTrustedEvidence record
Reviewed May 20, 2026Public facts
- Tax identity
- Private platform / nonprofit EIN not published
- Source: Game4Good official website
- Website
- game4good.gg
- Source: Game4Good official website
- Public contact channel
- Facebook and Instagram profiles
- Source: Game4Good Facebook, Game4Good Instagram
- Based in
- Catonsville, Maryland, shown at city level
- Source: Game4Good official website
- Local time basis
- America/New_York from the city-level base
- Source: Game4Good official website
- Logo provenance
- Official logo asset from organization-owned web presence
- Source: Game4Good official logo
Source trail
Official siteGame4Good official websiteSocialGame4Good FacebookSocialGame4Good InstagramOfficial logoGame4Good official logoStill needed
- Signed intake confirming entity ownership and operating role
- Tax identity/EIN if donor funds route through this platform
Privacy boundary. Public receipt uses city-level location and organization-owned channels only. Exact street addresses, raw phone numbers, recipient identifiers, private hardship details, and unpublished operational notes stay out of the public page.
K4E Learning
Platform
City pending intakeVerification reviewOpen evidence record for K4E LearningCity pendingIn reviewEvidence record
Reviewed May 20, 2026Public facts
- Tax identity
- Pending direct intake
- Source: Direct organization intake needed
- Website
- Pending direct intake
- Source: Direct organization intake needed
- Public contact channel
- Pending direct intake
- Source: Direct organization intake needed
- Logo provenance
- Generated fallback mark; replace when an official asset is supplied
- Source: Generated fallback logo
Source trail
Intake neededDirect organization intake neededProvisional markGenerated fallback logoStill needed
- Official website or canonical domain
- Tax identity or entity classification
- Official logo or written brand permission
- Organization-owned contact channels
- Signed ownership confirmation
Privacy boundary. Public receipt uses city-level location and organization-owned channels only. Exact street addresses, raw phone numbers, recipient identifiers, private hardship details, and unpublished operational notes stay out of the public page.
Maanyi Foundation
Nonprofit
Kampala, UgandaVerification reviewOpen evidence record for Maanyi FoundationKampala, UgandaIn reviewEvidence record
Reviewed May 20, 2026Public facts
- Tax identity
- 501(c)(3) / EIN 98-1859409
- Source: IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search, Maanyi Foundation official website
- Website
- maanyi.org
- Source: Maanyi Foundation official website
- Public contact channel
- Published email
- Source: Maanyi Foundation official website
- Based in
- Kampala, Uganda, shown at city level
- Source: Maanyi Foundation official website
- Local time basis
- Africa/Kampala from the city-level base
- Source: Maanyi Foundation official website
- Logo provenance
- Official logo asset from organization-owned web presence
- Source: Maanyi Foundation official logo
Source trail
RegistryIRS Tax Exempt Organization SearchOfficial siteMaanyi Foundation official websiteOfficial logoMaanyi Foundation official logoStill needed
- Signed intake confirming pilot role and preferred public contact channel
Privacy boundary. Public receipt uses city-level location and organization-owned channels only. Exact street addresses, raw phone numbers, recipient identifiers, private hardship details, and unpublished operational notes stay out of the public page.
Oikos Green
Community initiative
Pereira, ColombiaVerification reviewOpen evidence record for Oikos GreenPereira, ColombiaIn reviewEvidence record
Reviewed Jul 30, 2026Public facts
- Tax identity
- Pending direct intake
- Source: Legal identity and pilot scope need direct intake
- Website
- oikosgreen.org
- Source: Oikos Green official website
- Public contact channel
- Published organization email
- Source: Oikos Green official website
- Based in
- Pereira, Colombia, shown at city level
- Source: Oikos Green official website
- Local time basis
- America/Bogota from the city-level base
- Source: Oikos Green official website
- Logo provenance
- Official logo asset from the organization-owned website
- Source: Oikos Green official logo
Source trail
Official siteOikos Green official websiteOfficial logoOikos Green official logoIntake neededLegal identity and pilot scope need direct intakeStill needed
- Legal entity and tax identity
- Signed intake confirming pilot role and operating ownership
- Direct connection between Oikos activity and funded basic-needs help for children
- Evidence, payment, and data-sharing boundaries
- Organization signoff on public roster copy
Privacy boundary. Public receipt uses city-level location and organization-owned channels only. Exact street addresses, raw phone numbers, recipient identifiers, private hardship details, and unpublished operational notes stay out of the public page.
Public records stop at city level and omit recipient identities. Participation depends on the work and verification standard—not entity type.
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03/Proof method
Follow the claim, not the child.
The public record traces accountable decisions and ordinary operating evidence. It does not ask children to perform proof for donors.
- 01
Fund
A contribution enters with a declared purpose and accountable owner.
- 02
Allocate
The organization records where the contribution is assigned.
- 03
Verify
Normal operating evidence is reviewed against the public claim.
- 04
Publish
A redacted receipt shows what happened—and what stayed private.
Basic-needs scope
Broad enough for real life. Narrow enough to verify.
FoodWaterShelterMedical accessEducationElectricitySafetyCare support
01InputHow much money was contributed
02AllocationWhere the money was assigned
03OutputWhat was purchased, delivered, or funded
04OutcomeWhat basic need was addressed
05VerificationWhat evidence supports the claim
06DignityWhat information was kept private
04/Dignity boundary
Some evidence should never become public.
More data is not automatically more trustworthy. The pilot earns legitimacy by refusing evidence that creates avoidable risk, shame, or coercion.
The redaction is part of the proof.
A credible receipt says what was verified, who reviewed it, what remains uncertain, and which private details were deliberately withheld.
Public photos of recipients
Children’s names, faces, or exact addresses
Medical or private hardship details
Forced thank-you videos or gratitude
Synthetic testimonials
Exaggerated “lives saved” claims
05/Verification levels
Trust grows one bounded claim at a time.
The pilot’s MVP target is Level 3: normal operational evidence supports what was delivered. That is deliberately different from claiming long-term poverty reduction or lives saved.
Current targetLevel 3Reviewed receipts, ledgers, delivery records, or partner confirmation.
- Level 0PledgedIntent is recorded; no transfer is claimed.
- Level 1ReceivedA receipt confirms that funding arrived.
- Level 2AllocatedThe organization confirms where funding was assigned.
- Level 3Output reviewedReceipts, ledgers, delivery records, or partner confirmation support the claim.
- Level 4Second reviewAn independent or additional reviewer confirms the evidence.
- Level 5Long-term impactA credible longitudinal model supports durable outcome claims.
The durable goal
Make trustworthy help easier to deliver—and harder to exaggerate.
The pilot is successful when organizations retain more capacity, funders receive reviewable evidence, and children bear less of the cost of proving that help happened.