Staff log one delivery
One field update records the site, date, counts, evidence package, and a short donor-safe summary draft.
Captured once, close to the work.
Four Hunger already has the human part: a real person on the ground and a donor relationship that feels personal. This layer adds the missing proof loop. One delivery is logged once, reviewed privately, and published as a donor-safe proof card.
One field update records the site, date, counts, evidence package, and a short donor-safe summary draft.
Captured once, close to the work.
A reviewer checks the evidence, the privacy boundary, and whether the public language stays honest and bounded.
No one person gets the final word alone.
Donors see a calm proof card with the counts, evidence reviewed, caveats, and what stayed private.
Proof is public. Private lives are not.
Sample proof card for the Four Hunger pilot. It demonstrates the proof-card format and privacy boundary; replace with a real reviewed delivery before treating it as a live public claim.
No child faces as the proof requirement.
No recipient thank-you videos for donors.
No names or private hardship details in public proof.
Four Hunger keeps the relationship personal, but the proof no longer depends on children being visible. That is what makes the system more humane and more believable over time.
See published proof