Initiative for Good and Informed Citizenship (IGIC) – Rescue Nigeria
Finances and accountability
An organization that asks government to open its books must open its own. Here is how we plan to use every naira you give — and the standards we hold ourselves to.
Spending plan
Every gift is invested according to a published allocation.
You can help reduce content and administrative costs by volunteering. The less we spend on hiring talent, the more we can reach Nigerians.
Our standards
| Standard | We do | We never |
|---|---|---|
| Independence | Rely on citizens and principled sponsors | Take money from parties, candidates or conditional donors |
| Transparency | Publish our allocation plan and report on campaigns | Hide how funds are used |
| Security | Process card payments through Paystack | Store or see your card details |
| Conduct | Require every member to model the Common Good Pledge | Use violence or unlawful means |
| Evidence | Base messages on data and credible sources | Spread rumours or unverified claims |
A yearly summary of income by source, spending by category and campaign outcomes.
We never sell or share your personal information. See our privacy policy.
Questions about a donation or our finances? Email info@rescue.ng.
Our spending plan allocates 50% to public messaging and campaigns, 20% to litigation, 20% to content creation and 10% to administration.
Yes. IGIC is registered as a non-profit with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) in Nigeria, and donations made in Nigeria are tax deductible.
Every Paystack transaction produces a unique reference and an email receipt. Quote your reference when you contact us and we will confirm it against our records.
No. We do not accept funds from political parties or candidates, or any gift with conditions on our independence.
Secure, receipted, independent — and reported back to you.