Lead story · Livelihoods · Morogoro, Tanzania

Small gifts, counted out loud.

We publish what we spend before we ask for what you can give. See exactly how your gift divides, what it pays for, and where the audited accounts are — then give by mobile money.

Give

Read the reports

Umoja is a fictional trust for this demo. Every figure is sample content.

Women in bright dresses stand in a row on a track through a green tea field, each carrying a woven basket on their back — Tea pickers. Illustrative photograph — not the trust’s work.

A teacher in a bright dress points at a chalkboard with the alphabet while children in red sit at wooden desks in a green classroom

Education

A term of school meals for $25

In this sample, a gift of $25 pays for a term of school meals for one child.

Health

Blood pressure, close to home

Community health volunteers check blood pressure and refer people who need more care.

The ledger

Where a gift goes.

Sample split, printed before you give. Replace it with your own audited figures — and publish them.

See the split for your amount

82%10%8%

Programmes
Fundraising
Governance and audit

Our work

Three things, done properly.

Education, health and livelihoods in Morogoro region. Costs are sample figures, printed next to each programme.

Children in red sit at wooden desks in a classroom with a green wall and a chalkboard showing the alphabet

Education

Children learn when they are fed.

School meals, supplies and fee bursaries for girls.

TZS 65,000 pays for a term of school meals for one child.

Health

Care close to home.

Training and supplies for community health volunteers.

TZS 156,000 pays for a girl’s school fees for a term.

Women pick tea leaves in a wide green field beneath a line of tall trees

Livelihoods

Farms that pay their way.

Seeds, tools and training for farming families and market traders.

TZS 390,000 pays for seeds, tools and training for one farming family.

All our work

Sample programmes and unit costs — replace them with your own.

We publish what we spend before we ask for what you can give.

Our commitment (sample text)

Accountability

Read the accounts.

Annual reports, audited statements, field reports and policy briefs, all in one place.

All reports

Annual report 20252025 · Annual report
Audited financial statements 20252025 · Financial statement
School meals: what changed in 12 villages2025 · Field report
Paying for girls’ school fees: a policy brief2025 · Policy brief

Sample reports — replace them with your own.

How giving works

Choose, pay, read.

Three steps, and mobile money first.

01
Choose an amount
Pick a preset or type your own, once or every month. The page shows exactly how it divides and what it pays for.
02
Pay by mobile money
The page lists the steps for your network. Send the pledge form and we confirm it by email or WhatsApp.
03
Get a receipt and the report
You receive a receipt for every gift, and the audited accounts and field reports are on the Impact page.

Questions

Questions donors ask us.

How much of my gift reaches the work?

In this sample, 82% goes to programmes, 10% to fundraising and 8% to governance and audit. The Give page shows the exact amounts for the gift you choose.

Can I give by mobile money?

Yes. Choose your network on the Give page and it lists the steps. This demo takes no payments, so it sends a pledge that the trust confirms.

Can I choose what my gift pays for?

You can tell us in the pledge form. Restricted gifts are used for that programme; if it is fully funded we will ask you before using it elsewhere.

Can I stop a monthly gift?

Yes, at any time, by writing to us. We never ask for a reason.

Do you send a receipt?

Yes, for every gift, by email or WhatsApp.

Ready when you are

See where your gift goes.

Choose an amount and watch it divide, line by line. You do not need to give a phone number to see it.