Donors demand transparency

Donors demand transparency

< Back to Articles | Topics: Trends | Contributors: Steve Skinner | Published: February 7, 2022

Donors today want more control and transparency from their donation. For charities to continue creating impact, they need to understand how making a donation maximizes value for each donor and how organizations are looking for ways to engage their teams and build a specific workplace culture. The Unity Values Wish List program is a new tool that is free to use and allows organizations to engage their teams and create specific impact for the cause of their choice.

The Unity Values Wish List Program allows charities to curate a list of the items they need the most to do their work. Individual donors can select an item to donate, and the Unity Values Foundation will procure it and send it directly to the charity.

The program allows charities to share their most urgent needs, and donors can then fulfill those needs directly via the online platform. Donors can also create their own campaign, and either ship items directly to the charity or pack the kits themselves as a team.

There are a number of benefits to this system:

  • Networks and teams engage in tangible, transparent impact.
  • There is no cost for charities or donors. The system supports itself through voluntary tips left by individual donors at the time of donation.
  • Tax receipts are issued by The Unity Values Foundation.

Getting set up is simple:

  1. Choose a charity you or your team would like to support.
  2. Unity works with each charity to curate the list of the items the charity needs most.
  3. Choose the items you or your organization would like to donate and / or share the list with your team to make an individual impact.

Get started today at:
theunityvaluesfoundation.com/unityvalueswishlist

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