Spread the Love! @mapthegoodness

What is Spread the Love?

We aim to restore global harmony while helping those in need.

COVID-19 is causing many to emotionally distance from the global community, and forget large regions of the world rely on international cooperation to survive. Many of these areas are currently the worst hit. Help us demonstrate how quickly global cooperation can become a force for good!

This is a marathon, not a sprint.

The health and economic effects of COVID-19 will continue to shake our world for some time. We can all do our part to share the burden, while sending a positive message to future generations.

Who are you supporting?

All proceeds go directly to our selected charities, Doctors Without Borders / Medecins Sans Frontieres and Age International, who are supporting those most forgotten and left behind during COVID19, including the elderly and impoverished. Many of the regions our charities operate in have limited government support and resources to manage through this crisis.

Healthcare provision is a costly endeavour. Your donation can go a long way to providing the necessities for basic care that many of us take for granted.

Please consider a recurring donation payment option to provide continued support through the crisis. $20 a month is equivalent to less than a cup of coffee a day. Please note recurring donations require you to log into, or create a PayPal. Find out more

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$31 could disinfect the homes of three bed-ridden older people in Tanzania.
$61 could provide PPE for five medical workers in Syria.
$68 could provide hygiene kits for five vulnerable families in Syria.
$73 could provide hand sanitiser and masks for 30 families in Cox's Bazar (the world’s largest refugee settlement, in Bangladesh).
$98 could provide hygiene kits to 10 Rohingya families in Cox's Bazar.
$135 could fund training sessions for community volunteers, to help provide care for over 5,000 older people in Cox's Bazar.
$179 could provide 100 carers with protective gloves, masks and glasses in Myanmar.

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$20 could pay for a surgical tunic, trousers and a pair of sterile reusable gloves.
$35 can pay for protective plastic goggles for four doctors.
$72 could pay for sterile gloves for 30 medics.
$136 can pay for five protective suits to keep staff safe.

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FAQs

How long does my monthly donation continue for and can I cancel it?

Monthly donations continue until 31 December 2020 and require a PayPal account to be processed. Unfortunately our platform can't allow monthly amounts to be changed or cancelled once they have been processed. Back to Donate now

Why won't my donation go through?

Select regions restrict payments to charities outside the country or charities not directly registered with the local government. PayPal unfortunately does not accept payments from Turkey. If you reside in one of these regions you unfortunately may not be able to support our cause. Don't be discouraged though, you can still do your part to help us Spread the Love by following us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @mapthegoodness and participating in our campaign. And of course you can watch all the love spreading here at spreadthelove.info

Who collects my donation?

All donations are sent directly to your chosen charity (Doctors Without Borders or Age International). Spread the Love does not receive any payments or proceeds.

Why doesn't my donation show up on the map and charts instantly?

Our data visualisation tool, Microsoft PowerBI, allows us to update our visuals a maximum of 8 times per day. We're hoping we might be able to improve this in time!

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