Chartitable

Your donors' impact, on your own website.

For small food pantries without fundraising staff. A donor who returns from an email link sees your page rearranged around what their gift did.

See it live Install in one lineOne script tag
  • Logged record counted by your pantry
  • Estimate always says "about"
Cinderwell Community Pantry home page as a first-time visitor sees it, cropped to its left side: the founder quote "We started with one folding table and a promise that nobody in Fennick Hollow would go to bed hungry", a welcome line and a Donate Today button.
StrangerThe pantry's own site
The same Cinderwell page for a returning donor named Mira, cropped to its left side: the headline "New from Cinderwell Pantry since your last visit", "You gave $25 on Thu, Oct 15", Share the update and Give again buttons, a logged tile of 150 pounds of produce, the edge of the next logged tile, and a dashed box reading "Your share, an estimate: about 22 meals, about 32 pounds of produce". 150 lb, logged about 22 meals, an estimate
Returning donorFrom an email link

A shop remembers your coffee beans. Your pantry page can remember a gift.

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Online shops greet you with what you bought last time. Chartitable gives a small pantry the same memory for its donors. Same address, same page. Only the sections that matter are redrawn around the person who gave.

Cinderwell Community Pantry home page as a first-time visitor sees it, cropped to its left side: the founder quote "We started with one folding table and a promise that nobody in Fennick Hollow would go to bed hungry", a welcome line and a Donate Today button.
StrangerThe pantry's own site, unchanged.
The same Cinderwell page for a returning donor named Mira. A top bar says "Hi, Mira" with a link to see her thank-you. The headline reads "New from Cinderwell Pantry since your last visit", with "You gave $25 on Thu, Oct 15" and Share the update and Give again buttons. Below are three logged tiles: 150 pounds of produce, 70 meals and 90 meals. A dashed box reads "Your share, an estimate: about 22 meals, about 32 pounds of produce" and says gifts are pooled, so it is a proportional estimate, not a count. 150 lb, logged about 22 meals, an estimate
Returning donorOpened from the link in their email.

  • Rearranged around the donor. A new headline, their $25 gift and one next step. No banner stuck on top.

  • Logged records. Three tiles from the pantry's own log, each with its date.

  • A labeled estimate. It says "about" and explains it is a share, not a count.

Open the two demo pantries

2 pantries

Both run the same one-line embed and keep their own layout, colors and voice. Open one as yourself and you see the plain site, like any first-time visitor.

Cinderwell Community Pantry

A community pantry. The pantry wrote its own donor version of each section, with a different version for different kinds of visit.

Open Cinderwell /sites/cinderwell/

Brindlecote Food Bank

A regional food bank with a different layout and look, running the same embed.

Open Brindlecote /sites/brindlecote/

To see the donor view, open a donor from the presenter panel at /staff/demo.

Three small steps. No new website.

  1. Add one line, mark your regions1 script tag

    Paste the script tag into your page. Then mark the sections a donor's version can replace. Everything else on your page is never touched.

  2. Post a one-line update1 line

    Staff write what happened, in a sentence. A photo is optional. That line becomes a logged record.

  3. Returning donors see what changed0 donor logins

    A donor who opens the link in their email sees your page redrawn around their gift. Anyone else sees your page exactly as it was.

Add to your page 
<script src="https://chartitable.vercel.app/layer.js" data-charity="demo-pantry-a" defer></script>
Mark a region
<!-- strangers see this, unchanged -->
<section data-impact-region="hero">…your normal hero…</section>
<template data-impact-for="hero">…the donor version…</template>

The charity id above belongs to the Cinderwell demo. Your own pantry gets its own.

A record is a record. An estimate says it is one.

0 invented numbers shown

Gifts are pooled, so each donor is credited a proportional share. Every computed number says "about" and wears the ring. The dot and the ring differ in shape, so you can tell them apart without color.

Logged: 80 meals served, Oct 20

Counted by the pantry. A record.

About 16 meals: your share of pooled gifts, an estimate

Worked out, not counted. Never shown as a record.

These two lines are this section's own example. They are not read off the screenshots above.

The fact-check guard

  1. Claude writes the sentence only from the facts your pantry logged.
  2. A fixed-rule check compares every number in it with the log.
  3. Any number that is not in the log: the sentence is rejected and a plain template sentence is used instead.

Your gift fed 120 families!

Rejected: not in the log
Claude's draft

Thank you for your gift. The pantry served 80 meals on Oct 20.

Your gift fed 120 families!

The plain template sentence, built only from the log.

With no check, the invented number reaches the donor. This switch exists only on this page.

What the donor reads

Example sentences. The 120 is made up on purpose; it is not in the log.

If the data is thin, we say less. Nothing logged yet means one short line with no numbers, such as "Thank you for your gift." A shorter page, not a smoother claim.

What staff see

4 questions

Who gave. What was spent. What it did. Who needs a thank-you. Names are never ranked or labeled; the page says "Quiet lately", not "At risk".

Open the dashboard

Demo data. Every name and number is fictional.

The Chartitable staff dashboard overview with demo data: gifts received, what was spent, what it did, and donors who need a thank-you.
Staff dashboardOverview, with sample data