Someone just invited me to give to a charity, so I thought I'd share the reminder to you, fellow rich non-tithing-payers, haha. https://charitywatch.org appears to be very thorough, sincere, and experienced since 1992. Source: over 1 year ago
It isn't baseless. Go look them up on charitywatch.org. You my friend are the one being lazy. Source: almost 2 years ago
Just keep in mind that many charitable groups are not that well-run, or even scammy themselves. There are good resources at places like givewell.org, and charitywatch.org, to get ratings on how effectively various charities use the money they raise. Source: about 2 years ago
That isn't true. You need to learn how to do accurate research in terms of non-profits. You can look all of this information up on charitynavigator.org or charitywatch.org. You should absolutely know how your donations are being used and be confident in your donations, but you should not get your information from internet memes and then continue to spread blatantly inaccurate information. Source: about 2 years ago
Charitywatch.org issued a report in 2019 that doesn't look too bad. Unless the org is blatantly lying about pulling salaries from the companies tax records, then the CEO made less than 7 figures. Some people might feel that is excessive and that people should run massive non-profits out of the goodness of their hearts, but I personally see no issue with using a high salary to attract the best person for the job. I... Source: about 2 years ago
CharityWatch.org & CharityIntelligence.ca give you the profile of most charities, their financials, compensations & overall grade for donation impact. Source: over 2 years ago
Charitywatch.org or charitynavigator.org (for canadians) gives reliable info of charities so you know who are more likely scammers or not. Source: over 2 years ago
You can also look up the name of the non-profit at websites like charitynavigator.org, guidestar.org and charitywatch.org to look at their financial statements. Source: over 2 years ago
Keep the nickel. this charity gets an "F" rating on charitywatch.org. Source: over 2 years ago
Charity Watch is a decent resource for investigating a charity's books -- fist place to look of you suspect they aren't being honest with their received donations. Source: over 2 years ago
I see no reference to a 501c3 filing for this organization and charitywatch.org seems not to have heard of you. And your website says you're not a VSO, which would require some recognition of the part of the government. Source: over 2 years ago
The rent I ask for my rooms is 600€ each, of which I get circa 400€ and the rest goes to taxes. I don't think people consider it fair. But what's fair? I'm happy to share my place if it means that I can save 800€. While I prefer to live alone, have an office and play room and no legal\drama problems, if the saving I can get by sharing is only 400€. What should I then, not rent, or rent for an unfair... Source: over 2 years ago
There are reputable charities out there (find them at charitywatch.org) that will actually help if you feel inclined to help poor children in places like The Gambia. Source: almost 3 years ago
Check out Charity Navigator (https://www.charitynavigator.org), an organization that examines charities for their Financial Health and their Accountability & Transparency. Other good charity guides include impactmatters.org, givewell.org, globalgiving.org, openphilanthropy.org, the BBB's give.org, and charitywatch.org. And here's a good Consumer Reports article with info about charity gift-giving:... Source: almost 3 years ago
Also, I glanced at https://charitywatch.org/ and it contains a list of known propaganda terrorist manufacturing service providers right on the front page, which immediately invalidates that resources, or, rather, it provides a useful resource to convert to the exact opposite of suggestions, such that the list is probably worthy of AVOIDING/BOYCOTTING those that are listed. I didn't actually look at their website... Source: almost 3 years ago
Sure but when it isn't a local charity where you know what they really do then you should at least check out charitywatch.org or something similar. There are really bad apples which waste nearly all money on employees and advertisement. Source: about 3 years ago
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