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The Mandate
The desk that runs
the humanitarian infrastructure.
The WeCare Office is Platform's operating desk for the humanitarian portfolio. We don't run the grants. We build and maintain the infrastructure that makes them possible: the matching systems, disbursement tooling, programme reporting, and the advertising-block-to-grant pipeline that turns circulation revenue into community investment.
The programme's outcomes live in the community. This is where the machinery that creates them gets built.
The public WeCare programme — grants, community impact, how to apply — is at
wecare/. This office is the Platform team
that develops and operates that programme's infrastructure.
Two surfaces, one underlying mission.
What We Build
Infrastructure that turns
circulation into community wealth.
The WeCare portfolio spans the full technical lifecycle of the grant system — from how advertising blocks generate grant assets to how those assets reach community projects. Active areas of work include:
Grant pipeline
The mechanics of how ad-block revenue becomes granted assets — the
20/80 allocation system between humanitarian and enterprise project budgets.
Programme infrastructure
Application intake, eligibility logic, review tooling, and the systems
that manage active grant programmes from opening to close.
Disbursement tooling
The payment and tracking infrastructure that ensures granted assets
reach recipients reliably, with auditability throughout.
Sponsor and signatory tooling
Systems for managing liquidity providers — their roles as custodians
of community time, yield mechanics, and reporting.
Programme reporting
Dashboards, impact tracking, and the public transparency layer that
shows how grants flow and what they fund.
WeCare content infrastructure
Publishing tools, programme announcements, and the content pipeline
that keeps the public programme visible and current.
Associate with the WeCare Portfolio
Build the infrastructure
that funds community projects.
Platform associates on the WeCare portfolio work on grant mechanics, programme tooling, and the financial infrastructure of the humanitarian system. The outcomes you're working toward are visible — they live in the community. What we need are the people who build the systems that make those outcomes reliable.