Software · Non-Profit

The Quartermaster Foundation

Cancer sends a second bill. Past the copays sits roughly $500 a month of fuel, food, and keeping the lights on — what oncologists call financial toxicity. We built the platform that lets a small Florida non-profit find those patients, verify them through their own oncologist, and get money to them while treatment is still happening.

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The Quartermaster Foundation

The Quartermaster Foundation gives adult cancer patients a maximum of $500 a month for up to three months, covering the out-of-pocket costs insurance ignores. Qualeto built and shipped the whole thing — the public site, the grant application, a token-gated verification form the oncologist’s office completes and signs, multi-role accounts for staff, donors and volunteers, and the admin desk it all runs from. The Foundation is its own organization: we built it for them, we don’t run it.

  • Grant workflow
  • Oncologist verification
  • Donors & silent auctions
  • PHP & MySQL
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Under the Hood

A grant desk, not a donate button

A maximum of $500 a month, for up to three months, one grant per person for life. Everything below exists to get that money to the right person and prove it went there.

Grant Application

A no-fluff form built for people already exhausted by paperwork.

Oncologist Verification

A token-gated link the treating office completes and signs — on screen, or on a printed PDF.

The Admin Desk

Applications move review → verification → approved → funded, with a note at every step.

Roles That Stack

One login can be an applicant, a donor, a volunteer, or crew — in any combination.

Events & Silent Auctions

Donors submit auction items, staff approve them, approved items appear on the event page.

Private by Design

Signed medical forms are never web-reachable. CSRF on every form, parameterized queries throughout.

The half of this build that wasn’t about cancer grants became a free CMS we gave away.

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