Transparency

Accountability you can verify

Transparency is mandatory at GIC. We publish clear allocation, project-level reporting, and outcome updates—so supporters can verify how ideas become action.

How resources are used

We track how resources flow from donors to on-the-ground delivery. Projects prioritize local labor and procurement, and we publish updates so the work remains accountable.

Programs
78%
Operations
14%
Fundraising
8%
Safety-first planning
Risk checks, permissions, and clear scopes before execution.
Local-first delivery
Trades and technical work are sourced locally whenever required.
Transparency required
Budgets, progress updates, and outcomes are published clearly.
Recent Contributions
Current funds
$4.8M
Available for active programs
Program spend
72%
This quarter
Partner grants
$7.2M
Year-to-date
Funds distributed
$18.6M
All-time
Ideas delivered
86
All-time
Volunteer onboarding
523 signups
Donor Impact

Allocation reflects program operations, local partner grants, and verification/reporting.

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Public documents & forms

Download our latest public documents, governance materials, and fillable operational forms. If you need a document that isn’t listed here, we can provide it on request.

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Operational appendices (fillable PDFs)
Tax worksheets (fillable PDFs)
Founding docs (fillable PDFs)
Founding agreements and consents for board and officers.
Note: Documents are updated periodically. If you need a signed copy, a prior version, or a document not listed here, request it and we’ll share what we can.

What impact reporting looks like

We aim for updates that are simple to understand and hard to fake — with evidence, timestamps, and partner confirmation whenever possible.

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Evidence-first updates

Updates include photos from the site, notes from partners, and milestones that can be verified. When appropriate, we include before/after comparisons and maintenance checks.

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Clear milestones and spending

We document what was purchased, what was delivered, and what remains. This helps supporters understand progress without turning communities into marketing.

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Community feedback

We center local voices through partner check-ins, consent, and feedback on outcomes.

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Safety and permissions

We confirm permissions, responsibilities, and risk controls before work begins.

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Maintenance checks

When feasible, follow‑ups check whether solutions are working and being maintained.

Note: We never require communities to perform for the camera. Documentation should serve accountability, not spectacle.