Neutral exploration
Cause Lens
Consider several broad community themes equally. Categories are prompts, not official foundation priorities or eligibility signals.
The editorial giving desk
Four tabs. Eight thinking tools.
Fictional samples help explain the workflow without implying that any real application, priority, award, or funding decision exists.
01
Giving Desk
Keep fictional folios visible and begin a device-local working draft.
Questions open
02
Explore
Use a neutral Cause Lens and a need canvas that keeps evidence gaps visible.
No official priorities
03
Review
Examine diligence, conflicts, ethics, and comparison dimensions without an automatic decision.
Human review
04
Archive
Reflect on learning, export a text copy, read privacy details, or delete local data.
User controlled
Explore and draft
Keep claims, sources, and unknowns separate.
Evidence visible
Need Statement Canvas
Draft context, affected people, available evidence, and open questions while keeping missing voices and weak evidence visible.
Fictional planning
Proposal Snapshot
Outline purpose, audience, activity, possible learning outcome, and unknowns. Saving never submits an application.
Review before conclusion
Diligence is a question set, not a seal.
Review sheet
Diligence Ledger
Review governance, safeguarding, source evidence, transparency, conflicts, and careful outcome language.
Disclosure
Ethics & Conflict Review
Ask who may benefit, whose voice is absent, and whether a relationship needs independent review. Unresolved can remain unresolved.
No automatic winner
Decision Matrix
Compare evidence, community voice, feasibility, ethical fit, and learning value without turning them into an approval score.
Clear boundaries
A workspace—not a funding channel.
Stample Giving Compass does not:
- announce open funding or eligibility;
- accept or transmit grant applications;
- collect donations, payments, or banking information;
- verify charities or certify diligence;
- make, recommend, or promise funding decisions;
- provide legal, tax, investment, or financial advice.
Verify real opportunities and organizational information directly with authoritative sources and qualified reviewers.
Privacy by design
Draft locally. Export deliberately.
The Android app requests no Internet, location, camera, microphone, contacts, notification, calendar, phone, broad storage, advertising, or background-service permission. It includes no ads, analytics, trackers, payment SDKs, or cloud sync.
Export opens Android's Sharesheet only after you choose it. Delete All Local Data clears saved preferences on the device. Android backup and device transfer extraction are disabled.
Drafts remain in Android app-private preferences until you revise them, use Delete All Local Data, clear app storage, or uninstall. An exported copy leaves only through the destination you choose and follows that destination's privacy and deletion controls.
Read all 14 policy sections.
Complete Privacy Policy
Complete Privacy Policy
Questions
What the compass means
Can I apply for a grant in the app?
No. The app has no account, submission form, publisher backend, upload, or application workflow. Drafts are local educational exercises.
Do the Cause Lens categories show funding priorities?
No. They are neutral prompts presented equally and are not statements of eligibility, availability, or organizational priorities.
Does the Decision Matrix choose a proposal?
No. It preserves discussion states and evidence gaps. It does not calculate an approval, recommendation, rank, or funding decision.
Can the publisher read my drafts?
No publisher-operated server receives them. The publisher sees a copy only if you deliberately export and send it there.
Publisher identity
Organization and support
This website describes the app accurately and does not claim an open grant program, application process, award, or funding result.
Legal organizationSTAMPLE FAMILY FOUNDATION, INC.
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Address6300 SAGEWOOD DR STE H594, PARK CITY, UT 84098
SupportYuJantqj3pl6@gmail.com