How to read our figures
A useful figure needs a definition, a period and a source. Here is what is available for the current WHML.ORG website snapshot.

A useful figure needs a definition, a period and a source. Here is what is available for the current WHML.ORG website snapshot.
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A useful figure needs a definition, a period and a source. Here is what is available for the current WHML.ORG website snapshot.
Look for documented activities, methods, reporting periods and results.
Connect financial information with its reporting scope, controls and supporting records.
The totals displayed here were read from the WHML.ORG homepage on 19 October 2026. They are presented as figures reported by the source website. The source does not provide the reporting period, counting method or independent assurance alongside these counters.
A registered account, an approved package, an institutional member and a newsletter subscriber describe different relationships. A publisher is not the same unit as a publication. These categories should not be added together to describe unique people or completed outputs.
The organization owner confirmed that 1,248,522 represents a total donation amount in US dollars. This clarification does not establish a reporting period, allocation breakdown or audited financial statement. Reports and finance guidance remain available below.
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