Partner purchase record
Partner DocumentedAugust 13, 2026
87,000 UGX
Soap, Toothpaste
Supporting record retained on file. No document image has been published for this record yet.
Clothing & Shelter
The ordinary conditions that make consistent care possible.
Our partner has described rent as a recurring pressure — reported to us as approximately 500,000 UGX per month. That is partner-provided information, not a figure Jordan River Charity has independently verified, and we label it that way until we hold documentation.
Why this matters
What this support provides
Documented spending
Total documented in this area: 87,000 UGX, from records supplied by our partner in Uganda.
Last updated: August 14, 2026
Partner purchase record
Partner DocumentedAugust 13, 2026
87,000 UGX
Soap, Toothpaste
Supporting record retained on file. No document image has been published for this record yet.
What this does and does not tell us
This is a documented purchase of hygiene basics, not a verified outcome. It does not evidence rent paid, clothing supplied, or how the items were distributed.
These are documented purchases, not verified outcomes. See the transparency ledger for how this spending reconciles against funds transferred.
Costs
Our verified costs
Jordan River Charity / Anikana Foundation figures taken only from receipts, invoices, bills, written quotations or partner records we hold.
Local cost verification in progress.
No tenancy agreement, rent receipt or clothing purchase receipt has been verified by JRC yet. The rent figure our partner has reported is context, not a verified expense, and is deliberately kept out of the totals below.
External context — not our figures
Published third-party information, kept separate from our own spending and never added into our totals.
No sourced external context has been recorded for this area yet.
Current status
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