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Bangladesh Fund
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Where we're up to
£3,947
Monthly contributions
382
Pushpa People
you’ve got trust issues and so do we
Every project goes through a six-point vetting process before it reaches a vote. Once it's funded, we keep checking in with reports and site visits to make sure it's staying on track. Every transaction we make is on a live ledger, so you can see exactly what we do with the money.
How it works
01
Join the fund
Choose an amount to contribute monthly, because giving a sh*t starts here.
02
Vote on Projects
We share the details on projects we’ve vetted, and you decide what gets funded.
03
See the proof
Get updates on every project and track your impact on your personal dashboard.
What happens after you join.
- MEET YOUR PEOPLEYou're welcomed into the community chat and get access to your own dashboard.
- CAST YOUR VOTEGet emails when a vote opens and use your dashboard to pick projects you want to back.
- GET YOUR UPDATESUpdates by email and in the community chat, so you see exactly what your money's doing.
why they joined us
I've always found that when we've given back to my family back home, it helps but doesn't feel like a long term solution. Being part of Pushpa has made me feel like I'm actually helping people for the long term, not just short term issues.
"I love how Pushpa is building a trusted institution to connect the diaspora to their ancestral homelands, to help create lasting impact. It's inspiring to be part of a community that is passionate about making a real difference."
"I want to carry the legacy of my family by building Bangladesh, the same way that they did for generations. Pushpa helps me contribute to it by putting the power and resources within the hands of the community."
"I found out I was Bangladeshi in my mid 20s. Pushpa has given me the chance to connect with this part of my heritage in a way I never could on my own."