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Solidarity In service with Mes Potos

Each donation pays for groceries at an authorised shop. And each donor sees it, without opening anyone’s file.

You gather donations and fundraising pots around a cause, then open one envelope per person supported, with their account and their card. It can only be spent with the shops you selected, over the set period. Each donor sees the payments their contribution funded, without accessing anyone’s personal data.

Example · winter groceries 80 people
Collected
€12,000.00
Per person
€150.00
Spent
€9,640.00
Funds
The donors
Spends
The person supported
Receives
The authorised shop
Groceries at an authorised neighbourhood shop accepted
An online subscription unrelated to the cause declined

Amounts given as examples.

The starting point

Three frictions everyone knows.

They have nothing to do with the goodwill of your teams. It is the circuit that is badly laid out.

The donor does not know what their donation paid for

They receive a receipt and, later, a report. In between, their euro blended into the cash pool.

Vouchers and parcels leave no choice

A standard parcel, a voucher redeemable in a single store. The person you help does not buy what they actually need.

Accounting for the funds exposes people

To prove how the funds were used, files get shown. Beneficiaries do not have to be named for the payment to be proven.

Two people put together a basket in a neighbourhood grocery shop.
What you decide

Four settings, and the budget holds on its own.

You do not have to watch expenses one by one: whatever falls outside the frame is refused at the moment of payment.

See accounts and payments

Two people put together a basket in a neighbourhood grocery shop.

The amount per person

€150.00 of groceries per person supported, reloadable as the collection grows.

The authorised shops

The neighbourhood shops partnering with the cause, or a category: food, hygiene, pharmacy.

The period

The month, the winter, the duration of the support. After the end date, the balance returns to the cause.

What each donor sees

The payments funded by their contribution, their amount, the shop and the date. Never the identity of the people.

Setting up

Four steps, and a single point of contact.

The timeline is set in the first conversation, depending on the number of beneficiaries and the exchanges with your information system.

01

You describe the cause

The people supported, the expenditure covered, the shops and the period. The roles are written down.

02

The collection funds the programme

Donations, fundraising pots or a funder’s contribution. Each contribution stays attached to the cause.

03

The cards go out

One card per person supported, in their name. They shop like everyone else, at the same till.

04

Each donor sees, you close

The payments in real time, according to each party’s rights. Closing relies on these records.

On the accounting side, each payment arrives with its amount, its supplier, its date and the rule applied. Your exports can be used as they are for closing and for an audit.

The Mes Potos solidarity programme runs on this model. Solidarity on its own does not sum up everything MAP can do. The evidence covers the payment, not the contents of the basket nor the delivery.

Get in touch

Thirty minutes to frame your programme.

Tell us who funds it, who uses the funds, and what the programme must make it possible to pay for.

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