Transparency
Your trust deserves evidence.
This page explains how Let Hope Rise Gaza should document funds, distributions, and impact claims.
What supporters should be able to see
Clear records reduce confusion and make humanitarian fundraising more accountable.
✓ Distribution dates and locations at a safe level of detail
✓ What was purchased and distributed
✓ Beneficiary counts or quantities, with counting method explained
✓ Receipts or purchase summaries with sensitive details redacted
✓ Material changes to a stated project or budget
✓ Clear separation between project funds and personal expenses
Reported reach
Current figures
4,200+families reported reached
10,000family reach goal
650orphans & injured children
400widows & people with special needs
Financial reporting
Recommended reporting format
| Item | What to publish |
|---|---|
| Money received | Total received for the reporting period, less payment-processor refunds where applicable. |
| Processor fees | Fees charged by PayPal or another approved payment provider. |
| Aid purchases | Food, water, hygiene, medicine, transport, or other mission-related spending. |
| Operating costs | Any necessary project administration, communications, storage, transport, or similar costs. |
| Remaining balance | Funds not yet spent and the intended next use. |
Do not publish bank account numbers, full receipts containing private personal details, identity documents, or other sensitive financial information.
Legal and tax status
The current website does not claim that Let Hope Rise Gaza is a U.S. 501(c)(3) charity. Contributions should not be represented as tax-deductible unless an appropriate registered organization or fiscal sponsor is actually receiving them and provides the relevant tax documentation.