Pay It Forward

We start before the sun comes up.

From

Norway

To

Venezuela

Team on the ground

In house

What is happening

There are whole communities where the basics stopped being guaranteed a long time ago. It does not need adjectives. It needs to be shown, and then a long enough silence for it to land.

See the situation

Volunteers carrying boxes of aid at a collection point

missions completed: 2
people reached: 8 400
areas served: 11

What is almost always needed

Water

Purifiers and drums, the first thing to run out.

Food

Non perishable boxes for weeks, not for a day.

Hygiene

Basic kits, without which everything else spoils fast.

Medicine

The essentials, over the counter, which is what can move.

An ordinary day

What a day looks like

05:40The van is loaded with what was bought the day before.
08:10We reach the area and the local team goes house to house.
13:00We hand out until it runs out. Nothing is held back.
17:20Everything is photographed and we head back. Tomorrow it starts again.

No music, no voiceover. Just one distribution day.

How we work

Four steps, always the same ones.

01

Find

We listen to the people already on the ground.

02

Verify

We confirm the need is real before moving anything.

03

Deliver

We buy and deliver with our own team on site.

04

Show

We show what was done, without dressing it up.

And what we do not do

We do not route money through middlemen we do not know.
We do not promise dates that depend on third parties.
We do not ask anyone to pose for a photograph.

How we work

Where it goes

We will not say where. We will show how much.

What reaches each area

Direct delivery

The team hands it over door to door.

Distribution point

A fixed point is set up for the day.

Local support

We resupply the people already working there.

Every lit area is a place where work has already been done.

The people

Behind every delivery there is someone who was waiting for it.

Team distributing aid in a community — A distribution day starts long before anyone is visible.

A Venezuelan flag hanging over a street — The flag still hangs on streets where almost everything is missing.

A Venezuelan city at dusk — The country is not empty. It is waiting.

Volunteers organising aid supplies — Most of the work is lifting, counting and lifting again.

Your turn

Pick an amount. This demo does not charge anything.

I want to help Another amount

Before you decide

This is a demo

The button does not charge yet and the figures are examples.

It all goes to the ground

Our own team does the buying, not a middleman.

It gets documented

Every day out is photographed and shown afterwards.

There are other ways to help.