Prepare
Founder completes the launch budget, use of funds, pitch and first 90-day plan.
- Why it matters
- Support should solve a defined launch gap.
- Output
- Campaign-ready launch budget
- Next handoff
- Verification
Choose the outcome first, then use the appropriate support rail and evidence path.
Each stage has a reason, a concrete output and a defined handoff. Moving forward is not the same as silently approving the next gate.
Founder completes the launch budget, use of funds, pitch and first 90-day plan.
Ubunifu confirms venture, legal/payment, budget and publication gates.
Supporters contribute voluntarily through authorised routes or approved in-kind support.
Apply support to the published purpose and retain expenditure/evidence controls.
Publish approved milestones, changes and lessons to supporters.
Kickstart support should close a concrete, verified bottleneck—not become an undefined pool of money.
Help secure the practical tools, equipment or setup resources required for approved launch activity.
Help an enterprise acquire approved launch materials, stock or inputs needed to serve its first customers.
Support an approved market-entry need such as packaging, testing, launch activation or buyer-facing readiness.
Close another verified launch bottleneck that is budgeted, restricted and reported through the campaign.
Its strength is not that everyone gives the same thing. People contribute what they can — money, time, materials, introductions, skills, labour or encouragement — because a worthwhile goal can become possible when many small efforts move in the same direction.
A shared purpose becomes bigger than what one person can carry alone.
Support may be financial, practical, professional, relational or in kind.
The purpose is concrete progress, not fundraising as an end in itself.
Those who pull together deserve to see what was planned, what happened and what was learned.
Ubunifu uses Harambee as a launch bridge after the founder has completed the relevant programme and approval gates. Every public campaign is connected to a social enterprise, an approved use-of-funds budget and a governed fundraising record.
The founder builds the enterprise, budget and 90-day launch plan.
Ubunifu checks the campaign, formation status, budget and publication controls.
Friends, family, community, diaspora and supporters contribute voluntarily.
Support is reconciled against the defined launch purpose and governed records.
Approved milestones and founder updates show supporters what their collective effort helped unlock.
Each campaign should explain what is already ready, what is still blocking launch, how much is required and what supporters can expect to see afterwards. DEMO campaigns cannot accept payment.
A community water-access venture preparing local refill points, last-mile delivery and safe-water awareness. Sample campaign for learning only.
KES 384,500.00 of KES 600,000.00
View campaignA circular-economy venture turning recoverable neighbourhood waste into sorted feedstock and saleable products. Sample campaign for learning only.
KES 527,000.00 of KES 850,000.00
View campaignA youth-led repair and maintenance network for small solar systems serving households and micro-enterprises. Sample campaign for learning only.
KES 142,500.00 of KES 500,000.00
View campaignLaunch Harambee contributions support the approved launch of a social enterprise. They do not create shares, ownership, repayment rights, interest, dividends or entitlement to future profits.
Harambee helps cross a launch gap; it does not remove the founder’s responsibility to build customers, manage cash, deliver responsibly, learn from evidence and make the enterprise increasingly sustainable.
Understand the purpose, recipient and evidence before choosing how to support.