hum.community is a microgranting platform that puts resources directly into the hands of our communities. Funders, charities, NGOs, social enterprises, Iwi, Local Councils work together with hyper-local community groups in real-time - streamlining decisions, building trust, and proving impact with every dollar spent.
Hum is the first application built by The Wellbeing Protocol, a New Zealand based social enterprise building the infrastructure for a wellbeing economy.
Simplifying consensus and enabling local action.
Local groups share ideas, needs, and simple funding requests - big or small.
Members vote, contribute, and stay connected as decisions unfold.
Once funded, communities share updates, receipts, and real-time impact.
Funders receive realtime information and can increase / decrease funding tap.
Real communities, real change. See how participatory funding is transforming local initiatives across New Zealand and beyond.
"It's rare to see a project with the potential to make giving more transparent, more human, and more effective. hum.community is one of them."
Malcolm Rands
Ecostore founder, social entrepreneur and philanthropist
"I see the immense potential of this initiative to harness decentralised technology for the betterment of underprivileged segments of society."
Aya Miyaguchi
President of Ethereum Foundation
"I've watched hum.community evolve into something powerful: a new model for funding that restores agency to communities and redefines what meaningful giving looks like."
Hannah Knight
Director of Philanthropy for Rod Drury