Timothy didn't move. "Accept them."
"Under what conditions?" Hana asked.
He looked at her. "No branding. No influence."
Hana shook her head slightly. "That's the ideal version. But if we're going to accept donations, we need a framework. People will donate with expectations even if they don't say it. They will want photos. They will want access. They will want to claim they were part of it."
"Then we deny them," Timothy said.
Hana tapped her pen against the folder. "We will. But we need to write it down. A public policy. Otherwise we'll look inconsistent."
Timothy nodded once.
Hana continued. "We also need to decide how we treat corporate donations from third parties. Not TG subsidiaries. External companies."
Timothy's eyes narrowed slightly, not in anger, just calculation.
"Who's asking," he said.
Hana didn't smile. "Two banks. A property developer. A telecom company. And one overseas Filipino group in California."
