The money only
moves one way.
Trading fees on Robinhood Chain are claimed by a contract with no withdrawal function and bridged to a registered 501(c)(3) supporting young people in foster care. We can't take it back. Neither can anyone else.
An independent project. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Melania Trump, the Office of the First Lady, the White House, any U.S. government agency, or Robinhood Markets, Inc.
Half of children in foster care finish high school. Three percent finish college.
Be Best Fund exists to move money toward that gap, continuously and verifiably, from a source that costs no one a donation: the trading fees a token generates anyway.
Fees, not donations
Every trade on the pool generates a creator fee. That fee is the entire funding source. Holders are never asked for anything.
Structure over promises
The guarantee isn't a pledge in a whitepaper. It's a contract with no function that sends money anywhere except the charity.
Receipts or it didn't happen
Every claim, every bridge crossing and every grant is published here with a transaction hash you can open on a block explorer.
Read the contract. That's the whole pitch.
The wallet that receives creator fees is not a person and not a multisig. It's a contract deployed before the token, with the charity's address written in at construction and no way to change it.
contract FosterVault {
address public immutable RECIPIENT;
constructor(address _recipient) {
RECIPIENT = _recipient;
}
// anyone may call
function sweep() external {
uint256 bal = address(this).balance;
require(bal > 0, "nothing to sweep");
ARB_SYS.withdrawEth{value: bal}(RECIPIENT);
emit Swept(bal, block.timestamp);
}
receive() external payable {}
}Every movement, with a link to the proof.
Nothing here is typed in by hand. Each row is written by an indexer watching the chain, and each hash opens on the block explorer.
Into a donor-advised fund, then out to organisations serving foster youth.
Funds arrive at a donor-advised fund held by Endaoment, a registered 501(c)(3). Once there they are legally irrevocable — they cannot return to this project under any circumstances. From the fund we recommend grants to organisations working on education and independence for young people leaving care.
The longest-running national provider of college scholarships to students from foster care.
Technology access, job training and workforce pathways for young people in and aging out of care.
Direct support programmes for children entering and moving through the foster system.
What volume turns into.
Pons charges a 1% pool fee and routes 70% of it to the creator wallet. For this project that wallet is the vault, so 0.7% of trading volume moves toward charity. Move the slider to see the shape of it.
This is arithmetic on a number you chose, not a projection, forecast or promise. Actual volume may be zero. Nothing on this slider has happened — see the ledger for what has.
The ones worth asking.
No. Holding $FOSTER conveys no dividends, no revenue share, no entitlement to fees, no redemption right and no governance. It is not an investment contract and carries no expectation of profit. The fees fund charity, not holders. The token may go to zero and you should assume it will.