Choosing Charities

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10:42a, 4/24/19

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https://www.charitywatch.org/top-rated-charities

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9:34a, 5/20/19

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I've used charitynavigator.org in the past.

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11:08a, 5/21/19

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I pretty much only give to charities that have zero or very few paid employees. I give to a student organization at A&M I was in, the local A&M club, and the Houston Rodeo. Also to some programs at my old high school.

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1:42p, 5/21/19

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I typically find local charities that I can see their work being done and that keeps expenses extremely low.

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7:34p, 5/29/19

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A local food bank is a good place to start.

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In reply to insulator_king • 8:56p, 5/29/19

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insulator_king said:
A local food bank is a good place to start.