For charities

Put your charity on the globe

People open OuterView to see what is happening in a place right now. The people who help there can speak for themselves, next to the news of the place: what you do, and what you need today. Free.

What you need right nowOne line you can change any day: blankets, drivers, funds for a clinic. It shows with its date.
Give goes to your own siteThe button opens your website. 100% goes to you. OuterView takes nothing, adds no tracking and holds no money.
Your number, shownYour registration number sits on your page, with where we matched it, so anyone can check it.
Honest by designNo ranking of charities, no "top" list, no paid placement. Your words are labelled as yours.

How we check a claim

A Give button moves money, so what a person types proves nothing. Three things must hold. One: your registration number matches a record, in our own table of aid groups (each number read in the register itself) or on your charity's Wikidata record. Two: that record carried the same number and the same website 30 days ago. Three: your email is at that website's domain. The name and the website we show come from the record, not from this form.

Today we can check two registers: the US IRS list (EIN) and the Charity Commission for England and Wales. A charity matched on Wikidata only gets its pin, its needs and its website, and its number is shown as not yet checked in the register. The Give button shows once the number is checked in the register itself.

Claim your pin

United States (IRS EIN) England and Wales (charity number)

EIN (9 digits, like 12-3456789) Your email at the charity (at its own domain; the confirmation link goes there, never shown)

Where you work (one city; the pin sits there)

What you do there (shown as your words) What you need right now (optional; one line, you can change it later) Your giving page (optional; an https link on your own website. Empty means your home page)

You confirm by email. By claiming you confirm you work for this charity and may speak for it. Your listing shows "Listed by the charity". Remove it any time from the email. We keep the claim email to confirm you and to let you sign in to change the needs line; it is never shown or shared.

Not a registered charity in those two places?

A club or community group can claim a pin today on the page for businesses and groups. More registers come one at a time, each with its own source.