Charity you can see down to the last hryvnia

Nothing from campaigns: everything you give to a campaign goes to that campaign. The platform runs on voluntary contributions — the contribution in the donation form is not pre-selected. What the platform receives and spends is shown on the Transparency page.

The bank charges a fee for card payments. Tick “Cover the bank fee” and the campaign receives the full amount. If you don’t, the fee is deducted from the donation and shown on a separate line in the campaign ledger. The platform charges no fee for bank transfers (your own bank may charge its own).

A charity is connected only after checks: its status in the state register, the sanctions lists of Ukraine, the EU, the US and the UN, its documents, three months of bank statements and a video call with its head. Each campaign is published by a moderator after reviewing its documents.

A campaign with a target — within 5 working days of the full amount being raised: the money is transferred to the charity’s account named in its agreement. A campaign for an ongoing need — within 5 working days of a moderator approving the charity’s request with invoices or a cost estimate. A campaign with an end date that has not raised the full amount is extended once by 30 days, and then the amount raised is passed to the charity in the same way.

An overdue report is shown on the campaign page, the charity’s new campaigns are blocked and its trust rating drops. Proven misuse of funds means the charity is removed permanently and the fact is made public.

Yes. You get a receipt for every donation by email and in your account, and once a year a statement for your tax rebate (up to 4% of your taxable income). The decision on the rebate rests with the tax office.

A donation cannot be refunded. If your bank charged you by mistake or twice, contact your bank to dispute the transaction — we will give the bank the information it needs.

Look the charity up by its EDRPOU code in the state register, check that it is a non-profit, that the money goes to the organisation’s account rather than a personal card, and that it publishes reports with receipts. We check the charities on Dolonia for you; the checklist is on the How to check a charity page.

Yes: with Visa and Mastercard cards from foreign banks, Apple Pay or Google Pay, with no sign-up. Donations are in hryvnias, and your bank converts the amount. More on the Donate from abroad page.

You enter your card details on the bank’s page, not on the platform’s site: we never see or store them. Limits on attempts and an invisible check protect against bots and stolen cards.