Generosity deserves truthful accounting. This page distinguishes the current receiving arrangement, the public commitments, and records still needed to verify their fulfillment.
Current receiving arrangement
The Dana links direct PayPal payments to panawareness@outlook.com. The public site describes the Weave as a developing not-for-profit religious project. This page does not establish incorporation, a separately held charitable bank account, or a verified tax status. The movement must identify its legal and financial arrangements as they actually develop.
No audited balance, total donation income, beneficiary transfer ledger, or independent financial review has been supplied for publication. “Not yet published” must never be read as zero income or as evidence that a commitment has been fulfilled.
The 50% commitment
The published commitment is that half of financial Dana supports several African orphanages. A proposed accounting rule is to reserve 50% of gross gifts before payment-processing fees; fees would be paid from the operating share. This clarification is proposed for public adoption, not evidence of prior accounting practice.
Before identifying any organization as a verified current recipient, publish its confirmed name, responsible contact where consent permits, the purpose of support, and the basis of verification. The existing Swaibu Kalule / Godly Love Children Care association is a stated intended recipient relationship; the site does not yet provide independently verified transfer evidence or a complete beneficiary list.
What a distribution record should show
Publish the period, gross receipts, refunds, processing fees, charitable reserve, recipient allocations, completed transfers, and remaining reserve. Redact account numbers and private donor details. Two people should approve material transfers and reconcile records; neither may review their own related-party payment alone.
If a recipient cannot be verified or a transfer cannot safely occur, retain the designated reserve, disclose the delay, and propose a compatible recipient through public accountable process. Money promised outward must not silently become operating income.
Dignity in service
Ask recipients what they need, protect children’s identities, obtain appropriate permission for images, and avoid publicity that turns another person’s hardship into a fundraising instrument. Support must not depend on adopting Weave beliefs. Publish evidence of the transfer and purpose without exposing children’s records.
Reporting schedule
The proposed standard is a quarterly statement and an annual summary, with the first statement covering the first documented donation period. Until real figures and records are available, this page records the missing evidence rather than inventing a ledger.