Support curated projects around the world. Understand the costs upfront, follow each journey through milestone updates, and witness the opening moment live — from wherever you are.
For many people, giving ends with a receipt and a quiet hope that it will reach the right place. Most giving experiences are built around the moment of donation. Yaqina is built around what comes after: a visible project journey, meaningful progress, and a final moment you can witness.
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Example cost breakdown — final categories may vary by project.
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Choose from concrete projects, each with a clear goal, location, timeline, and expected budget.
Support the project with a clear view of what is needed, where the money goes, and how your contribution helps move it forward.
After giving, the project becomes a pin in your Personal Atlas — with its location, updates, and key moments in one place.
Receive milestone updates, photos, notes, and reports as the project moves from funding to completion.
Join the Opening Day live or watch the final recording when the project is complete.
Every completed project on the Atlas deserves a moment of its own. Opening Day is a live celebration of the finished work — an opening ceremony, a guided tour, or a simple gathering on location. It is a dignified moment to witness the result, revisit the journey, and share the good that people made possible together. Watch it alone, with family, or with friends — and let it stand as quiet proof that generosity can become something tangible.
OPENING DAY STARTS SOONClean Water Well · Eastern Tanzania
December 14, 2026 · 18:00 CET
Yaqina is built around a simple promise: supporters should understand what they are giving to, follow what happens next, and see how the project is completed — clear before you give, visible after you give.
See the project goal, location, expected timeline, partner structure, and budget before you decide to support.
Follow meaningful milestones through photos, notes, reports, and updates from the people carrying the project forward.
Return to the finished project through final documentation, media, and an Opening Day moment you can revisit and share.
Yaqina reviews each project and works with partners to present it clearly — from upfront costs and locations to updates and Opening Day. Partner charities and local teams lead the implementation on site.
A living, public map of the good made possible through Yaqina — together with supporters, partner charities, and local teams, project by project, place by place. See where projects are taking shape, where they have been completed, and how every finished project becomes a lasting point on the Atlas of Good.
Water Well
Ghana
School Renovation
Morocco
Medical Supplies
Türkiye
Community Kitchen
Kenya
Stray Dog Shelter
Romania
Stray Cat Shelter
Bosnia
Winter Kits
USA
Solar Power
Chile
Mountain Aid
Kyrgyzstan
Wildlife Rescue
Australia
Study Hub
Madagascar
Nomad Aid
Mongolia
Senior Care
Japan
The Atlas begins with the first project — and every completed project will become a visible point on the Atlas of Good. The examples above show the kind of global projects Yaqina is built for.
Every project you support becomes a pin in your Personal Atlas — a private place to follow active projects, revisit completed ones, and remember the good you helped build.
yaqina.app / my-atlas
PrivateYour supported projects
3 pins · 3 countries
Clean Water Well
Tamale, Ghana · 9.4008° N, 0.8393° W
School Renovation
Atlas Mountains, Morocco · 31.0595° N, 7.9272° W
Community Kitchen
Nairobi, Kenya · 1.2921° S, 36.8219° E
Opening Day
School Renovation · Morocco
Livestream invitation · Sat, 17 Oct · 10:00 CET
Final Report
Community Kitchen · Nairobi
12-page PDF · 24 photos · Beneficiary notes
Latest update
“Drilling complete — pump installation begins Monday.”
Clean Water Well · 2 days ago
Personal Atlas preview — donor accounts coming in a later version.
Not in the traditional sense. Yaqina is currently being built as a curated platform for project-based giving, not as the on-the-ground implementing charity. We review projects and work with partners to present them clearly — from upfront costs and locations to updates and Opening Day. Partner charities and local teams lead implementation at the project site.
Projects are reviewed before they appear on Yaqina. We look for a clear goal, a real location, a credible partner, an expected budget, and a project journey that can be followed through updates and Opening Day.
Before you support a project, you can see the expected budget and key cost categories. As the work unfolds, updates and final documentation help show how the project moved from funding to completion.
After supporting, the project becomes a pin in your Personal Atlas. You can follow updates and milestones as the work unfolds, receive Opening Day details, and return to final reports and recordings when the project is complete.
Opening Day is the moment a completed project is shown and celebrated — whether through an opening ceremony, a guided tour, or a simple gathering at the project site. Supporters can join live when possible, revisit the recording later, and share the finished project.
Not yet. Yaqina is currently a preview of the experience we are building. Join the waitlist, and we'll let you know when the first project is ready to support.
In some cases, visits may be possible through the partner organization, depending on the project, location, safety, and local conditions. Yaqina is primarily designed so supporters can follow projects remotely through updates, reports, and Opening Day.
Yaqina is being built to operate sustainably and transparently. Platform costs may be covered through clearly stated contributions, grants, or other mission-aligned funding. As Yaqina grows, we will publish how our own costs are covered, so supporters can understand both the project budget and the platform behind it.
Yaqina is currently a preview of the experience we are building. Join the waitlist and we’ll let you know when the first project is ready to support.