Donors offer support
Donors choose practical help without entering into direct private messaging with Members.
Try the concept
Scan to open iDo
The trial is designed to be accessible online and through supported Community Hub routes.
- Join directly through the app
- Contact a Community Hub or Hub Verifier
- Ask a Hub Verifier to call you back
How the proposed service works
Help with dignity, checks and clear boundaries
Members request support
iDo Members can use the app or receive assisted support from a Community Hub.
Hub Verifiers check eligibility
Approved organisations would verify Members and help protect the trial from misuse.
Vouchers or exact items
The proposed model avoids iDo holding cash and routes fulfilment through approved providers.
Safety by design
A controlled prototype, not a live financial service
- iDo does not hold donor money or Member balances.
- No public person-to-person messaging is planned.
- Thanks are pre-selected; acknowledgement is limited to a blue heart.
- Personal information will not be collected until lawful storage, retention and access controls are approved.
- Community Hub participation and logos require written approval.
For foodbanks, charities and community organisations
Help shape the first Merseyside trial
We are seeking short discussions with potential Community Hubs about verification, safeguarding, workload, accessibility and whether iDo could complement existing support.
Request a 20-minute discussion →Approved Community Hub logos will appear here only with permission.