I’m not sure if what I’m looking for exists, or if it’s even possible to build.

I would like to have a central place where I can donate some monthly amount. I set up my profile and say, from my monthly donation, I want x percent to go to this project, y percent to that project, and so on. So instead of setting up some number of donations for all the projects I use and want to support, I have a single donation to support multiple projects.

Is there already a platform like this?

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    I dont think someone would put the effort into it. You can calculate those values yourself:

    • Divide 100% into whatever groups you want (60%, 25%, 15%)
    • Convert percentages to decimals (move the decimal 2 spots to the left: .6, .25, .15)
    • Multiply the decimal with your total amount to get the portion:

    25 * .6 = 15

    25 * .25 = 6.25

    25 * .15 = 3.75

    • Chech your work: sum the results together to confirm its the full value:

    15 + 6.25 + 3.75 = 25 ☆

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        I explained them in the case that OP forgot or didnt learn yet. This is a situation where “when am i gonna use that” applies, and its possible someone may know how to do percentage calculation, but not know how to apply it to a real-world example, or not know that it can be used in this way to divide a value into unequal portions.

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      Chech your work:

      It is rare to see something like this. We have their, there and they’re, but there isn’t a fourth option.

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        I typed it up before going to bed. Im glad it was a typo rather than my math being wrong.

        Also: Th’air

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        We have their, there and they’re, but there isn’t a fourth option.

        There’re only three options?