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Write before you commit to anything.
You do not need us to start. The agreement, the signature and the fee are all on the pledge page and take one sitting. Write here only if you have a question first, or if you are already engaged.
Make it useful
Four lines and we can answer properly.
- The amount you are considering. It sets the fee and the length of the mission. A rough figure is enough at this stage.
- What you want funded. Orphan schools and special schools in disaster-touched towns and villages are where we look first. If you have no preference, say so and we will tell you what we are finding.
- Any district or region you care about. Some donors have a connection to a place. It costs us nothing to start there.
- The email address your private page should be keyed to. It can be different from the one you write from.
If you write first
Two working days, and a real answer.
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A written reply, not a form response
What we are currently seeing in the districts, whether your amount fits the kind of work you described, and anything we think you should reconsider.
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A pointer back to the pledge page
Everything you need is there. The agreement is readable in full before you sign anything, and nothing is charged until after you have.
Already engaged
If you are mid-mission.
- Quote your engagement reference and we will answer against your file rather than in general.
- Lost the link to your page? We will resend it to the address it is keyed to, and only to that address.
- Something on your page looks wrong? Tell us which line. Every entry there is traceable to a document or a photograph, so we can show you where it came from.
Two things we will not do
Worth stating plainly.
- We will not ask you to send the 88% through us. Not by email, not by phone, not ever. If a message claiming to be from Give Nepal gives you a Give Nepal bank account for the 88%, it is not from us — tell us and we will say so publicly.
- We will not chase you. One reply, and then it is your move. If you go quiet, we assume you decided against it and that is a perfectly good outcome.