You give $1.The match adds $1.The project value becomes $2.
The promise is simple. The financial explanation should be too. Here is what Remit Hope publishes about matching, fees, compliance and the path from a donation to a community organisation.
The core calculation
Four stages, without pretending money moves instantaneously.
Payment, matching, compliance and disbursement are distinct parts of the journey. Keeping them visible makes the model easier to understand and more credible.
You make a donation
Choose a community organisation and confirm the amount you want to give through Remit Hope's live giving experience.
Matching funds are added
Remit Hope states that every donation is matched one to one by its matching partners, doubling the value attached to your gift.
Compliance comes before disbursement
Remit Hope's terms state that funds are disbursed according to agreed schedules after required compliance checks have been completed.
The community organisation funds its work
The organisation uses funds for the campaign or programme described in its published Remit Hope profile and reporting relationship.
Precision matters more than a tidy percentage.
Remit Hope's terms distinguish between donor platform fees, third-party payment processing costs and possible administrative fees on matching funds. We keep those categories separate rather than collapsing them into an unsupported headline number.
Remit Hope states that it does not generally charge platform fees directly to donors for standard fundraising campaigns.
Third-party payment processing fees may apply and may be deducted by the payment processor where disclosed.
Remit Hope's terms say revenue may include administrative fees on matching funds and other sources such as grants.
The questions worth asking before you give.
Financial trust comes from specific answers and clear limits. Where Remit Hope's published terms do not provide a universal number, this page does not invent one.
Does Remit Hope charge donors a platform fee?+
Who provides the matching amount?+
Can Remit Hope receive income from elsewhere?+
When are funds released?+
Is my donation tax-deductible?+
Checks before disbursement
The published terms require compliance checks before funds are disbursed to beneficiary organisations.
UK registered company
Remit Hope is registered in the United Kingdom, company number 16414113.
No blanket tax promise
Tax deductibility varies by beneficiary and jurisdiction. Remit Hope does not provide tax advice.