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EspañolFundraising, accountability and a corner of their own.
Whoever helps deserves help.
Wait, how does 1 become 9?
R$ 1 R$9.79
For every R$ 1 the country invests in them, the entities give back R$9.79 to the public, with volunteers, the help of society and plenty of goodwill.
In social assistance, R$ 12.75. It was R$ 5.92 in 2016, and it has only gone up. FONIF · The Philanthropic Sector's Counterpart in Brazil · Dom Strategy Partners, audited by AUDISA · 2022 edition
The entity in your town
reaches where the state does not: the neighbourhood creche, the elderly home, the Santa Casa. And it does so with what the town gives. A donation here does not cross the country: it crosses the street.
Accounting, the profile of the people you serve, and a donation page, for the small organization that does the work and has no paperwork department.
People served
Less paper. More people served.
Who they are
Every person and every family the entity serves: who they are, where they live. Only the team sees it; the public page only counts them.
Every visit
What was done on each visit, and when. Whoever has gone too long without a visit is flagged at the top.
The entity's way
The questions on the form are the entity's own, and so is the word on the screen: resident, student, patient.
The entity
Every real arrives. And everyone sees it.
The certificates
All in one place, each with its own expiry. The one about to lapse warns you before it does.
The calendar
Certificates and accounts due warn you before the deadline, not after. Instalments go in on their own day, and it all goes to your phone's calendar.
The accountability
What was posted becomes the entity's public page, by itself. Nobody puts a report together.
Fundraising
Robin Hood, in broad daylight.
Public money
Transfers and calls, each with its own dates: what was signed, what arrived, what is still due.
Donations by PIX
Straight to the entity's own key. Nothing passes through us: no wallet, no waiting.
Companies
A company can give and deduct it. The donation page shows how, and what to take to the accountant.
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