Trust is earned in public
Goals, spending and updates are visible on the campaign page. If a number changes, the reason changes with it.
Our story
UnityRaised started from a simple frustration: people wanted to help, but could not tell where their money actually went. So we built the opposite of that — a place where the goal, the plan and the receipts sit on the same page as the ask.
Every campaign is read by a person before it is published. Organizers post spending updates as funds move. Supporters see the outcome instead of guessing at it. That is the entire product, and it is deliberately hard to fake.

Goals, spending and updates are visible on the campaign page. If a number changes, the reason changes with it.
Organizers are usually in the middle of the hardest week of their life. Setup should take minutes, not a fortnight of forms.
Most of what gets raised here arrives in modest amounts from people who simply showed up. That is the whole model.
A person checks every campaign before it goes live, and again when funds are released. Speed never outruns diligence.