Let’s Make Generosity Work

People want to give. But they’re afraid.
Afraid they’ll do more harm than good.
Afraid they’ll be taken advantage of—leaving less to help others.
Afraid that being too generous could push them into need, becoming a burden instead of a blessing.

We’re here to change that.
We provide the infrastructure.
Donors provide the funds.
You provide the community.

How It Works

Each match involves:

  • A recipient — someone ready for a dignity-first boost.

  • A cash stream — for example, $500/month for 12 months.

  • An accredited partner — your organization.

  • A human sponsor — someone from your team willing to walk with the recipient.

Our intent is simple:
To free you from fundraising, so you can focus on what you do best—building human connection.
We believe in no-strings cash transfers, but that doesn’t mean support has to be distant. A hotline, a handshake, or a hug can make all the difference.

We know you're stretched. That's why we’re asking you to tell us what real support would cost—so we can make sure it’s covered, not you.

What We Need to Know

If you’re willing to walk with people in need, help us get to know your organization:

  1. Who do you serve best? (e.g., single moms, veterans, those exiting homelessness)

  2. Any one-time onboarding costs for a new recipient?

  3. Can you accept tax-deductible donations on behalf of a recipient? If so, what is your processing fee?

  4. If you disburse funds, what would you charge to conduct any necessary means-testing?

  5. What does “community” look like in your setting? (Structured programs? Check-ins? Informal connection?)

  6. Do you offer advanced services like housing, employment support, or is your focus relational support?

  7. What’s your capacity? How many recipients can you realistically support at once?

  8. What would it cost you to provide community engagement? We recommend aiming for 1 hour of engagement per $100 in no-strings cash. Please estimate what it would cost for your organization to sustain this level of support.

Partner Expectations and Principles

We ask that accredited partners:

  • Align with our core principles: Dignity is the default. Community matters. No strings on survival.

  • Validate recipients using basic identity confirmation (we’ll help) to track outcomes and build donor trust.

  • Choose your level of support: Some recipients just need the cash. Others need more help building a foundation. You tell us what you can offer.

  • Show up: Let recipients choose how to engage—coffee, conversation, coaching, or program participation.

We’ll work together to make sure you have the resources to do this well.

We want to make generosity work—for givers, for recipients, and for the people who hold the human connection in between.

Let’s get to work.

Send us an email if you’d like to start the conversation. Soon we’ll have an “official” intake form.