Volunteer reviewers
Your eye for detail.
A useful contribution.
Help check the research behind our charitable funds, with guided assignments supported by Agora, our research platform.
A task you can picture
Check a statement.
Keep the evidence clear.
Agora brings source material and research notes together in one place. It helps cut down on searching and administration, keeping your time focused on checking findings and asking useful questions.
Example: where a charity delivers its work.
- Read the service locations recorded in the charity review.
- Check them against the linked service description or published report, noting its date.
- Record what the source supports, what is uncertain and any questions to follow up.
- Return the checked note for review before it is used in a selection decision or public description.
A registered office address is useful identity information. Evidence of service delivery establishes where the work takes place.
See a source-backed charity profileRegular work. Shared support.
A clear assignment.
Someone to turn to.
Reviewer work is a regular contribution, with the assignments and workload agreed around your availability.
We Fund Good introduces you to Agora and supplies the fund purpose, source links and a review checklist. An assigned review lead checks the findings and helps with questions or conflicting evidence.
Keep reported facts, dates, your assessment and uncertainties distinct. Declare connections to a charity or sponsor before reviewing it, and raise gaps for follow-up.
Reviewers check evidence. Fund boards decide membership and allocations; We Fund Good reviews public claims before publication. Charity contact is coordinated through your assignment.
Bring your experience
Find your place
in the research.
Tell us the causes or places you know, your relevant experience and the availability you can offer. We discuss a first assignment, guidance and ongoing workload before you start.