Beneficiary first
Every contribution pathway must identify the approved beneficiary and transfer instructions. A campaign page or message alone never authorises a payment.
Pamodzi’s principles for approvals, contribution safeguards, reconciled public figures and accountable project communication.
The same rules govern every project that opens under Pamodzi — not as a promise, but as how the system is built.
Every contribution pathway must identify the approved beneficiary and transfer instructions. A campaign page or message alone never authorises a payment.
No total is published until it has been checked against the relevant source records. Nothing is shown as received until it is verified.
We never promise a fundraising result or an investment return. The system exists to remove friction and build trust, not to make predictions.
Money figures, beneficiary details and named individuals require review and permission before anything becomes public.
When payment details are not published, contributors request the current approved instructions and verify the beneficiary before sending.
Every contribution takes the same path, and contributions never pass through the campaign team at any point.
Community development work and investment activity are not the same transaction, and we never present them as though they were.
Grants, donations, sponsorships, membership contributions and any commercial arrangement are distinct and require their own documentation. No investment or financial terms are offered on this website; any future offer would require separate legal, financial and governance review.
Anti-fraud. If a project page does not publish payment details, do not treat a number or account received elsewhere as approved. Request the current instructions through the listed enquiry contact and verify the beneficiary before sending.