How we use your money
We do everything we can to make sure that your donation has the biggest possible impact
For every £1 you give:
86p goes straight to India to fight disease and change the lives of men, women and children who are living in poverty.
14p is invested in essential fundraising and monitoring projects overseas. This ensures that our work is effective and sustainable, and that every penny you give goes even further.
Our promise to you
Our values of Christ-centredness, respect, accountability, transparency, and working in partnership are at the heart of who we are and what we do.
When you make a donation to Brighter Future, we promise to:
Use your money wisely and carefully
We will be good stewards of the money you entrust to us.
We will measure the impact of our projects and continually seek to be as cost-effective as possible, making sure every penny counts.
Honour you as a partner in this amazing work
We will always respect your rights, dignity, and privacy, and those of our partners and beneficiaries overseas.
We won’t put pressure on you to give a donation and if you decide to stop supporting Brighter Future financially, we will respect your decision.
We will keep you updated on the difference you are making in the lives of people affected by poverty and disease in India. We want you to experience the joy your gift is bringing!
If you tell us you don’t want to be contacted in a particular way, we will honour your wishes.
We will always try to answer any questions you have and would love to hear from you.
Show integrity, accountability, and transparency in everything we do
We’ll do what we say we will.
We will be honest about the impact of your gifts.
We will be open and transparent about our activities and expenditure, making this information clear and easily accessible. As a registered charity, our accounts are submitted annually to Charity Commission, an independent body that regulates the activities of charities in the UK.
We will do everything we can to comply with the Code of Fundraising Practice, data protection law, and this promise.