Fundings

Capital for
Human Flourishing.

We do not raise donations. We assemble patient capital. through community pools, social enterprise vehicles and strategic institutional partnerships. to build systems that endure.

Three Capital Families

One philosophy. Three vehicles.

Choose the family that fits the capital you steward. Each vehicle is governed in the open and structured to compound dignity.

Family I. Community Funding

Capital owned by the people it serves.

Money that lives inside a community compounds dignity. We capitalise village-scale and parish-scale pools, recoverable and re-lendable, governed by elected stewards from inside the community.

Governance commitments
  • ◆Elected community board. minimum 50% women, minimum 30% under-35.
  • ◆Written charter ratified in public assembly. Amendable only by two-thirds vote.
  • ◆Quarterly open-ledger reading at the local meeting house.
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Instruments

Village Capital Pool

Catalytic seed for a community-owned revolving fund. Disbursements decided by an elected local council under a written charter.

Tenor
Perpetual
Ticket
$25k. $250k
Returns
0%. recycled locally

Diaspora Match Pool

Every dollar a diaspora member commits is matched into the pool. Remittances become productive assets, not only living costs.

Tenor
5 yr
Ticket
$10k. $1m
Returns
0%. 2% concessional

Member Solidarity Fund

Emergency relief and bridge capital for member households, with peer guarantees and elder oversight.

Tenor
Rolling
Ticket
$5k. $50k
Returns
Cost recovery
Capital in practice
“The pool did not give me charity. It gave me capital. and it remembered that I returned it.”
Mama Léonie. Kinshasa, DRC

Mama Léonie's first $400 loan grew a tailoring co-operative that now employs 14 women. The capital is back inside the village pool.

Partnership Options

Three doors into the work.

Each tier carries a defined commitment and a defined accountability. Choose where your capital belongs.

Tier 01$25k. $250k

Steward

Entry into a community pool of your choosing. Named on the local charter, invited to the annual stewardship assembly.

  • . Quarterly ledger
  • . Annual assembly seat
  • . Named on community charter
Tier 02$250k. $2.5m

Patron

Co-design a mandate across one of our pillars. Direct line to programme leads. Shared diligence pack.

  • . Programme co-design
  • . Quarterly field visit
  • . Direct programme line
Tier 03$2.5m+

Founding Partner

Seat on a mandate investment committee. Joint reporting. Name carried in perpetuity at the founding stone of the funded work.

  • . Investment-committee seat
  • . Joint reporting authority
  • . Perpetual recognition
Use of Funds

Every dollar is a seed. Here is how we plant it.

87¢

of every dollar moves directly to communities and enterprises.

8¢

underwrites field coordination, reporting and stewardship systems.

5¢

is held as reserve and innovation capital for what works next.

100%

of mandates publish an annual audited report to every partner.

Full audited financial statements published annually, open to every Kingdom Partner.
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The Process

From conversation to capital.

  1. Step 01

    Conversation

    An unhurried first meeting. We listen to the capital you steward and what it is meant to do.

  2. Step 02

    Alignment

    We map your intent to a family, a vehicle and a mandate. Nothing signed until the fit is honest.

  3. Step 03

    Diligence

    Open-book diligence in both directions. You see our books. We see your covenants.

  4. Step 04

    Stewardship

    Capital deployed under a written charter, with quarterly ledgers and an annual audited report.

Invest in systems that restore dignity and last for generations.

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