Verify
Before any Drop opens we confirm the need, the local partner, the costs, the delivery route, the risks and how evidence will be collected.
How it works
Verify. Fund. Deliver. Prove.
Everything RallyGood does is organised around one repeatable product: the Drop.
Fund
A Drop is published with a target, a cost breakdown and a named partner. People give, share and fundraise in teams.
Deliver
Funds are paid to the partner under agreed controls. The partner buys locally or regionally where possible and delivers the essentials.
Prove
We publish a close-out report: what was raised, what was spent, what was delivered, what went wrong and what we learned.
What every Drop shows
The same questions, answered every time.
A consistent format keeps the charity lean and accountable, even when each urgent need is different.
NeedWho needs what, and why now
StatusVerifying / Live / Funded / Delivered / Closed
TargetAmount and cost per item
PartnerVerified local delivery partner
Proof planReceipts, safe photos, sign-off, report
Close-outPublished after delivery
Illustration only
85% to the Drop. 15% to keep it accountable.
Try an amount to see how a gift would be split once donations open. This is not a donation form and no payment is taken.
Drop fund£21.25
Operating support£3.75
The 15% is intended to cover payment processing, partner verification, safeguarding, reporting, website and governance. Not zero admin – honest admin.
If a target is missed or exceeded
Clear rules, before you give.
Money given to a Drop is for that Drop. We will tell donors in advance what happens if things change:
- If we raise more than needed: surplus is used for the next similar appeal.
- If we raise less: the Drop may be partially funded, extended, or funds offered back.
- If a Drop is cancelled: donors are told straight away and offered a refund or a choice of another Drop.
Dignity-first promise
No pity marketing. Just practical help with proof.
We tell the truth about need without exploiting suffering. We will not publish photos or exact locations that could put people at risk, and we ask for consent before sharing images. Read our safeguarding approach.
What we will not do: claim to be first responders, ship random goods from the UK, or launch a Drop that cannot be verified, costed and reported.