EXAMPLE REQUESTEssential mobility equipment
A clear request page for specialist equipment, supporting information and regular updates.
Example: £880 raised44%
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Featured requests
Stories people can understand.
Each live request will explain what is needed, who is organising it, where funds go and how progress will be reported.
EXAMPLE REQUEST
EXAMPLE REQUESTEmergency family support
A transparent page describing temporary accommodation, essential costs and the payment recipient.
Example: £1,240 raised62%
EXAMPLE REQUESTCommunity food and essentials
A local project page showing its organiser, shopping list, delivery plan and outcome updates.
Example: £740 raised37%
EXAMPLE REQUESTBooks and technology for learners
A school-led request with an itemised goal, named contact and evidence of delivery.
Example: £1,590 raised53%
EXAMPLE REQUEST
Emergency veterinary treatment
A rescue request designed to show the clinic, treatment estimate and follow-up outcome.
Example: £1,065 raised71%
EXAMPLE REQUESTRepair a shared community space
A project page with cost estimates, volunteer plans, milestones and final photographs.
Example: £870 raised29%
These are fictional demonstrations. No example request can receive money.
Simple for supporters
Helping should not feel complicated.
The public journey stays quick. Detailed checks take place behind the scenes before a real request is published.
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Choose a request
Browse by category, location or recent updates.
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Understand where funds go
Every live request identifies its organiser, recipient or approved partner.
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Give securely
Complete payment on Stripe and receive your payment confirmation.
Built for real peopleClear stories, large buttons and quick navigation—without hiding the photography.
Outcomes matter
Updates after the donation.
A good request does not end at checkout. Campaign pages should show what happened next.
From request to visible outcome.
Supporters should be able to return and see progress, receipts where appropriate, photographs and a final update from the organiser.
Clear milestones
Requested, reviewed, published, funded and updated—shown as a simple timeline.
Trust and safety
Serious checks, explained honestly.
No platform can guarantee every outcome. All To Charity is designed to show what was checked and what supporters should still consider.
Identity and permission
Request organisers may be asked to confirm identity and permission to tell another person’s story.
Supporting information
Relevant documents, estimates or partner details may be reviewed before a request goes live.
Reporting and review
Visitors can raise concerns, and requests can be paused while information is reviewed.
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Questions, answered clearly
Before you give or request help.
Is All To Charity a registered charity?
No. It is currently an independent platform in development and should not be presented as a registered charity.
Can I donate to the example requests?
No. Every example is fictional and intentionally disconnected from payment links.
What are the £10, £25 and £50 links for?
They are general Stripe contribution links. The payment page should explain their purpose before payment.
How will live requests work?
Each approved request should have a named organiser or recipient, clear supporting information and its own payment destination.
Does a review badge guarantee a request?
No. A badge should only describe which checks were completed. It cannot guarantee future use of funds or outcomes.
Is the request form live?
Not yet. The current form saves a private draft locally on the device. Secure online submission is being prepared.