How Levanta works
Three actors, one trust circuit: families document and validate, donors give directly, and organizations distribute with purpose. Here is each one's role.
For families
Your identity is anchored to your home: one unit, one family. You document your situation privately, your evidence, neighbors and organizations validate it, and you publish when you're ready.
- 1Create your profile and register your affected unit (the exact address is never public).
- 2Upload evidence privately and ask your neighbors to confirm your case.
- 3Publish with your verification badge and receive support directly to your accounts.
For supporters
Your help arrives through two routes: straight to the family, or by sponsoring a specific delivery through a verified organization that uses Levanta to locate them and deliver exactly that. Levanta verifies and traces — it never receives, converts or distributes money.
- 1Browse the cases and check what was verified for each (layers, not promises).
- 2Send directly to the methods the family publishes, from wherever you are.
- 3Follow their progress: each family shows how your support becomes rebuilding.
For organizations
Foundations receive a lot; Levanta helps distribute it with purpose: they see real demand by area and category, commit to specific needs, and the family confirms every delivery.
- 1Sign the formal agreement and get organization verification.
- 2Register your inventory and commit to specific needs (item by item).
- 3Run field checks: your confirmation raises families' badges.
Child protection
We know the biggest fear around humanitarian help is children. That is why Levanta’s rules are said out loud:
- No minor manages a profile or can be contacted through Levanta: cases are managed by a responsible adult.
- The exact address is NEVER public — for minors or anyone. Verification uses the exact data only in private.
- Every public photo goes through human review: no images that expose or harm a child.
- Deliveries are channeled through verified organizations with a signed agreement — never direct contact between strangers and minors.
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Levanta is active today for the June 24 earthquake in Venezuela. The tool is designed to be replicated in any emergency where a community needs to get back up.