Transparency

Numbers you can handto a board or an auditor.

Donor trust is an operations problem before it's a marketing one. Here's exactly how gifts are recorded, valued, and reported on GiveKrate.

3,000+

Donors who've given

8,453

Items donated

$60,000+

Value of goods given

21 tons

Diverted from landfill

Our commitments

  • Every item is logged at the point it arrives

    Intake happens at the receiving desk, not later from memory. Line items carry category, quantity, condition, and the need they filled.

  • Valuation uses conservative fair-market ranges

    We publish the ranges we use by category and default to the low end. Staff can override any line, and overrides are recorded with the name of who made them.

  • Organizations own their data and their reports

    Quarterly in-kind summaries export as CSV and PDF for boards, grant reports, and audits. Nothing is aggregated into a sales pitch without permission.

  • We say what we don't know

    Where an item's value can't be estimated responsibly, it's logged as unvalued rather than padded. Unvalued items show up in reports as their own line.

How GiveKrate is funded

Organizations pay a flat subscription based on size. We take no percentage of donated goods and no cut of cash gifts, a dollar routed to a shelter arrives as a dollar.

Questions about a report?

We'll walk through any line in your export with you, including how a value was reached.

Contact us