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Daya Foundation
Vetted US 501(c)(3)Ritmo for creators
Pick a moment that matters to you. We check the nonprofits, build your page, fund your community's first week of giving, and send you the numbers. Free, both ways.
A live creator campaign
Miles teaches handstands. His community already practises daily. One tap after each session sends a real dollar to a cause they pick.
20
people in the circle
57
gives so far
5
vetted nonprofits
$0
cost to Miles
57 of 200 practices completed
28%Numbers as of 11 September 2026, day five of fourteen.

Sept 7-20
14 days, practising with me
1 / 5
What showing up gets you
1st
2 x 60-minute 1:1 sessions with Miles
2nd
1 x 60-minute 1:1 session
3rd
1 month of free coaching
Everyone
Show up three days in week one and top up, and Ritmo adds $10 of giving credit.
Your rewards, your call. Tracked in the app, nobody self-reports.
Daily updates
Sept 11 · Day 5
Circus Juventas came up, which completes the full set. From here the five causes come round again. Fifty seven taps in five days.
Sept 9 · Day 3
A big day, fifteen of us tapped, matching day one. The Community Mindfulness Project card came up, for people carrying burnout and trauma.
We write these. Miles forwards them to his group.

"Giving back isn't always easy and takes a lot of set up. Building a GoFundMe, researching charities, or creating an event. It involves lots of work and donating big chunks at a time."
Every Ritmo user gets two giving choices a day. For everyone in your circle, one of yours comes first. They tap, the dollar moves, they go back to their day.
Day 5 of 14Today's pick
Send a kid to circus school
Circus Juventas · Your $1 backs this moment.
A date, a challenge, a cause you keep coming back to. Twenty minutes on a call.
Registered US 501(c)(3)s only. We read the filings. You get a live page with your name on it.
Download, pick causes, done in two minutes. No card asked.
$1 a day for seven days, funded by Ritmo. Real money, their choice where it goes.
What got funded, who showed up, written up so you can post it.
Two things work best: a date people already feel, or a challenge you already run.
9/11, World Cancer Day, a parent's birthday, the anniversary of something you talk about openly
Causes we would pair: First responder funds, research, memorial and education programs
Miles's 14-day handstand challenge. A run streak, a cold plunge month, a reading challenge
Causes we would pair: Youth access to the thing you teach - sport, music, movement
A flood, a fire, an earthquake your audience is already posting about
Causes we would pair: Direct Relief, Save the Children, CARE, Mercy Corps
A meetup, a race, a launch week, a tournament
Causes we would pair: Local nonprofits where your community actually is
The thing you mention every few months and never make a plan around
Causes we would pair: Whatever it is. We find the vetted versions
"Sometimes I don't know what's legitimate. It'll just be a GoFundMe link and you're like, who's getting this? That feels really risky to put on my story."
Every organization is checked against the IRS register before a single dollar moves.
Ritmo's intelligence engine goes through the financials, so the nonprofit page says what the money actually does.
Donations go to the Givinga Foundation, a US 501(c)(3) donor-advised fund. Ritmo recommends, Givinga decides and disburses.
No. And we are not paying you either. If that changes we will say so before anything is signed.
Nothing for the first week. Ritmo funds one dollar a day for seven days for everyone who joins. After that they choose whether to continue, from a dollar a day.
That is normal and it is still worth doing. Miles had twenty. A small group that shows up every day funds more than a big one that taps once.
No. One share to start, and updates we write that you can forward or ignore.
You do. We bring you vetted options in the areas you name and you approve everything that carries your name.
You get the numbers in real outputs - meals, hours, sessions - and your community sees the same thing on your page.
The nonprofits are US registered today. Tell us where your community is and we will be straight with you about what we can do.
Tell us what it is and roughly when. Twenty minutes on a call and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth running.