Protect dignity
Images are used to show community context. We do not assign sensitive personal stories, diagnoses or private circumstances to people based only on a photograph.
We want supporters to understand what Donatee is asking for, what a project is intended to do, and where more information may still be needed.
Donatee is designed around practical support, respectful storytelling and straightforward communication with supporters.
Images are used to show community context. We do not assign sensitive personal stories, diagnoses or private circumstances to people based only on a photograph.
Project pages explain the intended focus of support in plain terms so donors can make an informed, confident choice.
We do not present unverified numbers, exaggerated claims or guaranteed outcomes as fact.
Transparency is more than a badge. Supporters should be able to understand what a project is trying to do and what is still unknown.
What need is being addressed, what type of support is intended and what has not yet been confirmed.
Photos and descriptions that help explain the setting without assigning unverified stories to people shown.
Updates should explain what changed, what remains and what information is still being gathered.
You are welcome to ask these questions about Donatee too.
Look for a project description that explains the purpose in plain, transparent language.
Images should provide authentic context without turning assumptions into personal facts.
Good communication distinguishes between the original plan, confirmed action and later updates.
A supporter should always have a direct way to ask questions before or after giving.
Choose a project or give where the need is greatest. The donation form shows the currency, amount and selected cause before you continue to secure checkout.
For questions about a specific use of funds, contact Donatee before donating so the purpose can be confirmed clearly.
Go to donation page →Clear communication is an essential part of responsible giving.