Page-only tool · authored hypothesis
Inspect the link
between a gift and a model.
A dollar amount or depth description cannot tell you what a gift achieved. Make one source link explicit, test the calculation and keep its limits beside the result.
A conditional case, with unknowns visible
Charitology studies the signals, channels, work, outcomes and feedback around giving. This desk helps inspect one proposed link in that system. It does not measure delivery or donor causation, judge a charity or treat depth as effectiveness. Relief, repair, prevention, structure and source describe different mechanisms; every level may be needed.
One selected gift can produce a conditional modeled estimate with authored assumptions. Other gifts and the unmapped portion remain unknown. Sample gifts and illustrative sources stay hypothetical. There is no lifetime impact total or combination of outcomes in this first method.
Start with the Giving Dashboard’s native JSON export and one Model Kit selected-version export. A compatible source needs a referenced artifact checksum, nominal USD in the gift year, an exact program period and a positive lower cost stated as exact plain-decimal cents. Unsupported or missing information stays unknown.
One gift. One explicit model.
This desk starts empty. It does not read your saved gift log or Model Kit workspace. Your chosen data stays on this page; the fixed calculation worker loads from Charitology. No payment, message or source publication is made.
Private controls stay disabled until the local desk is ready.
What the range means
The fixed source simulation supplies cost-per-outcome draws. This method applies your mapped amount and fixed donor-credit fraction to each draw, then calculates new percentiles. The p5–p95 range describes those entered model assumptions. It is not a confidence interval or a probability that the gift worked. Uncertainty in applicability, additionality, fungibility, credit and omitted harms is not modeled.
Fresh numerical reproduction checks software consistency. Your source description, checksum, applicability and allocation remain authored claims. They do not establish scientific review, source rights, marginal funding or actual impact. This desk neither endorses nor rates a named organization.
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