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WISEGIVING
GUIDE
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B B B W I S E G I V I N G A L L I A N C E : F A L L 2 0 2 1
In This Issue:
®
INSIDE
A Look at Our
Donor Trust Report
2 How to Read the
List of National
6
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on Charity Impact Charities
Givesafely.io:
Connecting Donors
4 Q&A about 43
BBB Wise Giving
With Trusted Charities Alliance
A Publication of the
BBB Wise Giving Alliance
The Good News
and Bad News About
5 National Charity 43
Total Giving in 2020 Seal Program
BBB Standards 44
8
List of Nationally
for Charity
Accountability
The Wise Giving Guide is Soliciting Charities
published three times a year
to help donors make more
informed giving decisions. This
guide includes a compilation of
the latest evaluation conclusions
BBB Wise Giving Alliance Board of Directors
completed by the BBB Wise Char Mollison – Chair Elizabeth Mong
Giving Alliance. Senior Fellow, Center on Nonprofit Blockchained • Lancaster, PA
Management, Philanthropy and Policy,
Jon Pratt
George Mason University • Fairfax, VA
Senior Research Fellow and Former
If you would like to see a Bonnie Benhayon – Vice Chair Executive Director, Minnesota Council
particular topic discussed (retired) Environmental Business Development of Nonprofits • St Paul, MN
in this guide, please email Executive, Bank of America • Boston, MA
Anne Schelle
suggestions to Janice R. Lachance – Treasurer Managing Director, Pearl TV • Washington, DC
guide@give.org Executive Vice President, Strategic and
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Operational Excellence, American Geophysical
President & CEO, Flourish Talent Management
or write to us at the Union • Washington, DC
Solutions • Washington, DC
address below. Andras Kosaras – Secretary
Prabhash Shrestha
Arnold & Porter LLP • Washington, DC
Executive Vice President and Chief Digital
FALL ISSUE 2021 Chuck Bean Officer, Independent Community Bankers
Executive Director, Metropolitan Washington of America • Washington, DC
Council of Governments • Washington, DC
Lori Wilson
BBB Wise Giving Alliance Warren Clark President & CEO, BBB serving the San
3033 Wilson Blvd. President & CEO, Better Business Bureau of Francisco Bay Area and Northern Coastal
Suite 710 Upstate New York • Amherst, NY California • Oakland, CA
Arlington, VA 22201 Robert Diggs Al Lenhardt – Director Emeritus
(703) 247-9321 US Community and Partnerships Lead, (retired) Acting Administrator
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Washington, DC
Terese Kung
Executive Vice President, Chief Strategy H. Art Taylor – Ex-Officio
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President and CEO Manager, Outreach Director, Charity Evaluation
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Executive Vice President Edward Loftin Manager, GiveSafely.io
& COO Editor, Wise Giving Guide Lindsey White
Kelley Bevis Holly Parker Research Analyst
General Counsel Research Analyst Shakila Wilson
Copyright 2021 Elvia Castro Julie A. Rizzo Administrative Coordinator
BBB Wise Giving Alliance
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president’sMESSAGE
e at BBB Wise Giving Alliance hope all our
readers are hanging on and continuing to manage
the stressors that have been affecting all of us for more than a year
now. The pandemic, politics, economic upheaval, work (or lack
thereof), and caring for children and other family members have
certainly made for a memorable, if not overwhelming, start to the
decade. Hopefully you can take a few minutes to relax and read
about some of the exciting work we have been doing at BBB WGA
and an update on the direction of charitable giving in the U.S.,
which may be surprising given the turmoil of 2020.
As always, we continue to work hard to evaluate charities
so donors can keep making sound giving choices. In this edition
of the Wise Giving Guide, we will begin by looking at a couple of
the other projects we’ve been working on. First, we look at the
results of our June 2021 Donor Trust Special Report, with this
edition focusing on charity impact. Next, we turn to our very own
GiveSafely.io, a platform offering donors a secure method of
giving via cryptocurrency or credit card using blockchain
technology. Finally, we examine the results of Giving USA 2021,
the highly reputable, yearly report on contribution statistics
in the U.S. philanthropic sector.
H. Art Taylor, President & CEO
Wise Giving : FALL 2021 1By Edward Loftin
A LOOK AT OUR
DONOR TRUST REPORT
ON CHARITY IMPACT
C harities depend on supporters to pursue
their mission, and supporters—whether they are private
foundations, corporations, or individual donors—want
to know that their contributions make a difference.
In a data-driven society, some institutional funders
seek to identify impactful organizations in a quantifiable
way. How individual donors perceive the issue of charity
impact is less understood. Our recent Give.org Donor
Trust Report on Charity Impact explored how the
donating public understands the term “charity impact”
While it has become a common assumption that
donors want to support highly impactful organizations,
survey results showed that the donating public does not
have a clear understanding of what the term means.
47% of survey participants indicated they are
either unclear or do not know what “charity
impact” means. The remaining 53% of respondents
claimed they know what a charity means when talking
about “impact.”
The results were also a reminder that charities
and how important “impact” is in their giving process. need to be aware not only of what they say, but also
The report provided results of a survey of more than of what potential donors hear. When it comes to
2,100 adults in the United States (as well as a separate the term “charity impact,” it turns out people from
survey of more than 1,000 adults in Canada) and different generations and giving levels may respond
explored how individual donors perceive charity impact. to different messages.
40%
27% 27% 26%
23% 25% 21%
24% 24% 22% 22%
19% 17% 20% 18% 19% 18%
15% 16% 16% 13%
11% 13% 13% 12%
Gen Z Millenial Gen X Boomers Matures
Achievement How efficient the The quality of Organizations Not sure
numbers organization was the organization’s reaching defined
in spending programs goals
2More than $5,000 21% 27% 23% 19% 10%
Between $1,001 & $5,000 17% 27% 18% 29% 10%
Between $201 & $1,000 13% 24% 21% 30% 12%
Between $51 &$200 14% 24% 18% 31% 13%
Between $1 & $50 16% 23% 19% 25% 18%
Did not donate 9% 11% 12% 14% 54%
Achievement How efficient the The quality of Organizations Not sure
numbers organization was the organization’s reaching defined
in spending programs goals
When asked to consider possible definitions for the On the flip side, charity impact metrics can fail to
term “charity impact,” survey participants were split, account for differences in context across charities
with significant generational differences. For example, and remove the choice on how to measure impact from
Gen Zers are most likely to define “charity impact” the charity’s leadership in favor of some constituents.
as “organizations reaching defined goals” (40%);
As a wise giver, keep in mind that:
Millennials were most likely to select “how efficient the
organization was in its spending” (27%); and Matures • As mission-driven organizations, charities have
most frequently select “the quality of programs” (26%).1 an obligation to monitor their effectiveness and
Similarly, respondents with different giving levels seek to improve their “impact.”
were split about how to best describe the term. To be thoughtful and precise in measuring impact,
People of giving levels between $51 and $5,000, for
•
charities need to consider their unique context and
example, were most likely to define “charity impact” mission work. Charities with similar mission work
as “organizations reaching defined goals.” People who
can legitimately measure impact in different ways.
donated more than $5,000 were most likely to define
“charity impact” in terms of “how efficient the • While charities can have different ways to measure
organization was in its spending.” and communicate impact, wise donors should
Broadly speaking, charity impact refers to how these look for specificity and clarity in the charity’s
organizations make a difference. Still, finding uniform communication.
ways for charities to quantify or communicate their Donors are drivers of change. If you care
“impact” is complicated. Optimistically, charity impact
•
about long-term results, for example, look for
information can help individual charities improve impact statements that show the charity has
or become more efficient, and it can help impactful the same priorities.
charities attract support. At a macro level, charity
impact information has the potential to help direct
social investment toward more effective organizations.
1. Matures (ages 75-92), Baby Boomers (ages 56-74), Generation X
(ages 40-55), Millennials (ages 24-39), and Generation Z (ages 18-23).
Wise Giving : FALL 2021 3donor data. Donors choose what data to share, and the
GIVESAFELY.IO data only goes to the charity they donate to and the
charity with whom they redeem their rewards.
CONNECTING GiveSafely rewards donors with charity
experiences around causes they care about:
DONORS
WITH TRUSTED CHARITIES
When giving, donors are required to provide their name
and email address. This automatically earns the donor
three GivingPoints. Each additional piece of information
a donor chooses to share (age, annual income, gender,
etc.) will earn them additional GivingPoints. Donors can
W
later redeem these GivingPoints for experiences listed
hen giving, we often worry by any of the charities. For example, a donor could sign
whether the charity we are giving to is trustworthy. up for a 15-minute conversation with a charity staff
As a donor encountering a new charity, or revisiting person about a particular cause and learn more about
a familiar one, we often want to engage with them to that organization and its programs.
find out more about how they approach the causes we
GiveSafely allows donors to give
care about, but do not know how. Some donors also
cryptocurrency to charities: On GiveSafely, in
want to donate to charities in new ways, for example,
addition to credit card donations, donors can give their
via cryptocurrency. Overall, we have come to recognize
Bitcoin, Ethereum and Ardor to the listed charities.
that personal data is valuable, yet we hear the constant
Cryptocurrency adoption is on the rise, especially
stories about company data hacks, breaches, and
among younger donors. A December 2020 Give.org
the unauthorized sharing of personal information.
poll of 2,000 adults across the US found that 23% of
With these issues in mind, BBB WGA launched
Millennials and 25% of Gen Zers owned cryptocurrency.
GiveSafely.io. GiveSafely is an online donation platform
Of those who did not own cryptocurrency, 14% of
that provides donors a safe way to give to trusted
Millennials and 19% of Gen Zers expected to within the
charities via credit card or cryptocurrency. GiveSafely
next 5 years. Similarly, 78% of Millennials and 73% of
uses blockchain technology to secure donor data and
Gen Zers indicated that they would consider making
rewards donors for sharing personal information with
donations via cryptocurrency. We are working closely
charity experiences around causes they care about.
with our Accredited Charities to help build their
GiveSafely takes no transaction fees.
capacities around cryptocurrency.
GiveSafely only lists trustworthy charities:
Unlike platforms which list all charities—trustworthy
or not—on GiveSafely, donors only find charities
that have been accredited by the BBB. This means
GiveSafely is an online
that each charity’s governance, results reporting, donation platform that
finances, and fundraising practices have been evaluated
and the charities all meet the 20 BBB Standards for
provides donors a safe way
Charity Accountability. to give to trusted charities via
GiveSafely secures donor data with blockchain credit card or cryptocurrency.
technology: All data shared by donors is encrypted
directly onto the blockchain. Thanks to this technology,
there is no central database of donor information that For more information, please visit GiveSafely.io.
could be hacked, monetized, sold to third parties, or We also welcome your suggestions on how we can
misused. GiveSafely has no contact with donations or strengthen and improve this donation platform.
4Arts, culture, and humanities groups took the
THE GOOD NEWS biggest hit in 2020. These charities saw a 7.5% decrease
from 2019 to 2020. Many American may have
AND BAD NEWS ABOUT considered these types of groups as less of a priority
ABOUT GIVING IN 2020 given the turmoil of 2020. Somewhat surprisingly,
giving to health charities also declined in 2020, with
support decreasing by 3%. The reasons for losses in
T
this category are trickier to parse out, but it may be that
he big news from Giving USA 2021 is that, donors were more focused on responding to crisis
seemingly against all odds, there was a 5.1% increase response organizations. Medical research, for example,
(3.8% when adjusted for inflation) in American might have taken a back seat to direct support of those
charitable giving in 2020, with $471.44 billion donated involved with boots on the ground involvement
in the face of economic and social unrest and a global combatting COVID.
pandemic. Produced by the Giving USA Foundation
and written and researched by the Lilly School of
Philanthropy at Indiana University, Giving USA 2021 Giving USA 2021 shows
shows a steep rise in foundation giving, which was up
17%, as well as bequests, which were up by over 10%.
a steep rise in foundation
Corporate giving was down by over 6.1%. giving, which was up 17%,
Notably, individual giving, by far the largest
category of support for the charity sector at 69% of total
as well as bequests, which
giving, only grew by a little more than 2% in 2020. were up by over 10%.
According to the Chronicle of Philanthropy in an article
posted on June 15, 2021, without MacKenzie Scott’s
massive $5.7 billion shot in the arm to hundreds of It’s hard to predict with any certainty what giving
charities, individual giving would have actually declined figures in 2021 will look like given the fluctuations of
by almost a percentage point. Scott, the former wife of the stock market, unemployment rates, the state of the
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, is one of the richest women pandemic and a host of other variables. One analysis
in the world. from the Association of Fundraising Professionals
Many factors likely contributed to people’s Foundation for Philanthropy and GivingTuesday found
willingness or ability to give in 2020. Individuals that giving was up 6% in the first quarter of 2021 and
normally accustomed to giving may have lost jobs or saw a 10% increase in donors compared to the same
needed to divert funds to a sick relative or childcare time period in 2020.
rather than to charity, for example. For others, giving No matter what the giving landscape looks like in
may have simply fallen off the radar while balancing 2020, we encourage donors, as always, to continue to
telework with homeschooling. Sadly, many struggled look to BBB WGA charity reports before making giving
with mental health issues in 2020 during the stress of decisions. While natural to give to organizations
the pandemic and other crises, which may have also helping with the pandemic or pressing social issues,
affected giving. keep in mind that other groups need your support too.
Giving USA 2021 also includes a breakdown of what If you have a little money to spare, remember that
types of charities donors chose to support in 2020. charities supporting arts and culture, as well as health,
Gifts to groups supporting public and societal benefit need your sustained support, and charities can’t rely on
increased by over 15%. Giving to human services groups massive gifts from billionaires to keep the lights on year
also saw significant gains in 2020, increasing by almost to year. They count on individual donors like you to
10%, perhaps partly due to the effects of the pandemic. achieve their missions. n
Wise Giving : FALL 2021 5How to Read the List
of National Charities
T
he following is an alphabetical listing of the charities
that are the subjects of BBB Wise Giving Alliance
evaluations. The list includes organizations that have
requested to be evaluated as well as those that have
received the highest volume of inquiries. The BBB WGA
receives inquiries through the mail, phone, e-mail and referrals
from local Better Business Bureaus.
Please note the following explanations
about this list:
Name Inclusion: Inclusion on this list should not be interpreted
as approval or disapproval of a charity. The information in this
listing is intended solely to assist donors in exercising their
own judgment.
Name Omission: Omission from this list should not be interpreted as meaning that a
charity meets or does not meet standards. In general, it simply means that the BBB WGA
has not developed a report because it has not received recent inquiries about a charity
or a charity has not requested to be evaluated.
Latest Results: This list reflects the latest charity report results as of July 22, 2021.
Charity reports are available until their expiration dates, generally two years after their
completion. All reports are based on the BBB Wise Giving Alliance Standards for
Charity Accountability.
Are you looking for a national charity that’s not on our list? Ask us about specific national
charities not currently included. Encourage national charities we don’t currently report
about to contact us about enrolling online (there’s never a charge for evaluation). In either
way, you can help expand the list.
Note to readers about “see entry for”
Charities sometimes use several names in their materials. In some cases the variation is
only slight, such as using an acronym for the full name. In other cases, the names have no
self-evident connection, as, for example, the official corporate name and a name used in
fund raising. In still others, different individual names may denote different programs of
the same organization. This list includes all names currently used by a charity, but the
evaluation status of that charity appears only under the main entry. White horizontal bars
indicate an alternate name, and refer you to the evaluation listing.
6Definitions for the List’s Column Headings
An Accredited (Met Standards) — Charities with a green check box n
in the first column next to their name met the 20 Standards for Charity
A
Accountability on pages 44–45. There is no charge to charities for the
accreditation evaluation.
Sn
7) in the second column with a yellow X mark n that means the charity did
Standards Not Met — If a charity has number codes (for example: 3, 6,
S
not meet cited provision(s) of the BBB Charity Standards on pages 44–45.
Un
in the column with a blue question mark n that means the BBB WGA was
Unable to Verify — If a charity has number codes (for example: 8, 9, 13)
U
unable to verify if the charity met the cited provision(s) of the BBB Charity
Standards on pages 44–45. This designation indicates that the charity either
did not provide all of the requested information or the information provided
was not sufficient to conclude that they met the cited standard(s).
Dn Did Not Disclose — If a charity has a red exclamation mark n the
charitable organization either has not responded to written BBB WGA
D
requests for information or has declined to be evaluated in relation to
the BBB Standards for Charity Accountability. Charity participation in the
BBB WGA’s review is voluntary. However, without the requested information,
it is not possible to determine whether these charities adhere to all of the
BBB Standards for Charity Accountability. The BBB WGA encourages
charities to disclose accountability information beyond that typically
included in financial statements and government filings, in order to
demonstrate transparency and strengthen public trust in the charitable
sector. The majority of national charities contacted by BBB WGA provide
information and participate in the BBB WGA’s evaluation program.
Rn Review in Progress — Charities with a n in the column marked R
Review in Progress are being routinely evaluated based on current materials
provided by the organization to the BBB WGA.
See pages 52-53 for an explanation of standards. For detailed charity reports, visit www.give.org
Wise Giving : FALL 2021 7Name of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
20/20/20 n A See entry for WonderWork.
DDDDDDD
A A Leg To Stand On Rn
A Wider Circle An
AARP Foundation An
Abandoned Children’s Fund Dn
Ability Found Dn
Academy of American Poets An
Accelerated Cure Project 16 6, 7
ACCION International 6 7
Accordia Global Health Foundation See entry for Africare.
Accuracy in Media Dn
ACLU Foundation See entry for American Civil Liberties Union Foundation.
Action Against Hunger An
Action International Ministries Dn
Adopt America Network An
Adopt-A-Classroom 3, 6, 7
Adventist Development and Relief Agency Rn
Advertising Council Dn
African Wildlife Foundation An
Africare Dn
Aga Khan Foundation USA 1, 6, 10 7, 19
Aid for AIDS International An
Aid for Starving Children Dn
Air Serv International Dn
Alaska Conservation Foundation 7 15
Alight An
Allergy and Asthma Network Dn
Alley Cat Rescue Dn
Alliance for Cancer Gene Therapy An
Alliance for Lupus Research See entry for Lupus Research Alliance.
Alpha-1 Foundation An
ALS Association An
ALS Therapy Development Institute Dn
ALSAC/St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital An
Alzheimer’s Association/Alzheimer’s Disease An
and Related Disorders Association
8 See pages 44-45 for an explanation of standards. For detailed charity reports, visit www.give.orgName of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
Alzheimer’s Disease Research Foundation A See entry for Cure Alzheimer’s Fund.
Alzheimer's Foundation of America 6, 7
Amazon Conservation Team 4, 14 13, 19
America Scores Dn
American Association for Cancer Research An
American Autoimmune Related An
Diseases Association
American Battlefield Trust An
American Bible Society Dn
American Bird Conservancy An
American Brain Foundation An
American Breast Cancer Foundation Dn
American Brotherhood for the Blind Dn
American Cancer Society An
American Chestnut Foundation Dn
American Childhood Cancer Organization An
American Civil Liberties Union Foundation An
American Council of the Blind An
American Diabetes Association An
American Foundation for Children with AIDS 2
American Friends Service Committee An
American Health Assistance Foundation See entry for BrightFocus Foundation.
American Heart Association/American An
Stroke Association
American Humane An
American Humanist Association 1, 7, 14, 16
American Indian College Fund An
American Indian Education Fund See entry for Partnership With Native Americans.
American Indian Graduate Center An
American Institute for Cancer Research An
American Jewish Committee 16 3, 15
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee An
American Jewish World Service An
American Kidney Fund An
American Kidney Services Rn
American Leprosy Missions An
American Life League Dn
Wise Giving : FALL 2021 9Name of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
American Liver Foundation 7
American Lung Association An
American Near East Refugee Aid See entry for Anera.
American Partnership for An
Eosinophilic Disorders
American Printing House for the Blind An
American Red Cross An
American Refugee Committee See entry for Alight.
American Research Center in Egypt 1, 6, 8, 11, 14, 16, 7, 15
17, 18
American Society for Technion-Israel Dn
Institute of Technology
American Society for the Prevention of An
Cruelty to Animals
American Stroke Association See entry for American Heart Association.
American Syringomyelia Alliance Project Dn
Americans United for Separation of Church An
and State
AmeriCares Foundation An
America’s Charities An
America’s VetDogs—The Veteran’s K-9 Corps An
amfAR See entry for Foundation for AIDS Research.
Amigos for Christ 6, 7, 16
Amnesty International of the USA An
AMREF Health Africa An
AMVETS National Service Foundation Rn
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association See entry for ALS Association.
Anera An
Anglicans for Life Rn
Animal Legal Defense Fund An
Animal People Rn
Animal Welfare Institute Dn
Appalachian Trail Conservancy An
Arc of the United States, The An
Archaeological Conservancy An
Armed Services YMCA of the USA An
Arms of Hope Dn
10 See pages 44-45 for an explanation of standards. For detailed charity reports, visit www.give.orgName of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
Arms Wide Open Childhood Cancer Foundation Dn
Army Emergency Relief Dn
Army Historical Foundation Dn
Asia’s Hope Dn
Association of Hole in the Wall Gang Camps See entry for SeriousFun Children’s Network.
Association on American Indian Affairs An
Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America An
Autism Society of America An
Autism Speaks An
Autism Spectrum Disorder Foundation Dn
Barry Goldwater Institute for Public Policy Rn B
Researrch
Barth Syndrome Foundation An
Believe in Tomorrow National An
Children’s Foundation
Bethany Christian Services An
Bibles for the World Rn
Big Life Foundation USA An
Bike and Build 6, 7, 8, 16 14
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association Dn
Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation See entry for Clinton Foundation.
Blessings in a Backpack Rn
Blinded Veterans Association An
Blue Star Families An
B’nai B’rith International An
Bobby Jones Chiari and Syringomyelia Foundation An
Bone Marrow Foundation 1, 7
Books for Africa Dn
Boot Campaign, Inc. An
Boulder Crest Retreat Foundation An
Boy Scouts of America Dn
Boys & Girls Clubs of America An
Boys Town An
BRAC USA n
n
R
Brain Injury Association of America Dn
Bread for the World Institute An
Wise Giving : FALL 2021 11Name of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
Breast Cancer Prevention Partners 7
Brennan Center for Justice 6 15, 16
BrightFocus Foundation An
Brighton Jones Richer Life Foundation Dn
Brother’s Brother Foundation An
BuildOn Dn
D
C C.A.S.T. for Kids Foundation 1, 3, 6, 7
Camp Quality USA Dn
Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids Rn
Campus Crusade for Christ A See entry for CRU.
Cancer Research Institute An
Canine Companions for Independence Rnn
Capitol Ministries Dn
CARE USA An
Caring for Cambodia An
CaringBridge An
Catholic Charities USA Dn
Catholic Church Extension Society of the U.S.A. Dn
Catholic Legal Immigration Network 14, 16, 17 1, 3, 6, 15
Catholic Medical Mission Board An
Catholic Near East Welfare Association Dn
Catholic Relief Services An
CEDARS Home for Children Foundation An
Celebrity Foundation for Children An
Center for Biological Diversity Dn
Center for Civilians in Conflict 6, 7
Center for Public Integrity Dn
Center for Reproductive Rights An
Center for Science in the Public Interest An
Center for Watershed Protection An
Central Asia Institute An
CentroNia Rn
Charcot-Marie-Tooth Association Rn
Charity Global See entry for charity: water.
Charity Navigator An
charity: water An
12 See pages 44-45 for an explanation of standards. For detailed charity reports, visit www.give.orgName of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
CHC: Creating Healthier Communities An
Cheetah Conservation Fund Dn
Chesapeake Bay Foundation An
Child Family Health International An
Child Mind Institute Dn
ChildFund International An
Childhood Leukemia Foundation Dn
Children International An
Children of Armenia Fund An
Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation An
Children of the Night An
Children with Hair Loss 13, 14, 16, 17, 18 1,4,5,7,8,9,15
Children, Incorporated An
Children’s Cancer Research Fund An
Children’s Defense Fund An
Children’s Food Fund n D See entry for World Emergency Relief.
Children’s Health Fund An
Children’s Inn at NIH An
Children's Leukemia Research Association A 10, 16, 17, 18 1, 15
Children’s Organ Transplant Association An
Children’s Scholarship Fund Dn
Children’s Tumor Foundation An
ChopChop Family 2, 3, 13, 16, 17, 18 8, 9
Christian Aid Mission Dn
Christian Blind Mission International An
Christian Broadcasting Network Dn
Christian Foundation for Children and Aging See entry for Unbound.
Christian Relief Services Charities An
Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation An
Church World Service An
Cigar Family Charitable Foundation An
CitiHope International Dn
Civil Air Patrol An
Clare Booth Luce Policy Institute Dn
Clinton Foundation / aka Bill, Hillary An
& Chelsea Clinton Foundation
Coalition to Salute America’s Heroes Foundation An
Wise Giving : FALL 2021 13Name of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
Coast Guard Foundation n A An
Code of Support Foundation An
Colorectal Cancer Alliance An
Combat Blindness International An
Common Hope Dn
Common Threads 3, 16, 17, 18 6, 7
Communities In Schools An
Community Health Charities See entry for CHC: Creating Healthier Communities.
Compassion & Choices An
Compassion International An
The Compassionate Friends 11, 16, 17 1, 3, 6,7,13,14
Conquer Cancer Foundation of the An
American Society of Clinical Oncology
The Conservation Fund An
Corner of Love Dn
Corporate Accountability An
Corporate America Supports You An
Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation Dn
Crisis Relief Network Dn
Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation An
Cross International An
CRU An
Cure Alzheimer’s Fund An
CURE Epilepsy An
Cure HHT An
Cure SMA An
Cure Starts Now Dn
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation An
D Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation 10
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Dn
Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption An
The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust USA Dn
Days End Farm Horse Rescue Rn
Days for Girls International Rn
Death With Dignity National Center An
Defenders of Wildlife An
14 See pages 44-45 for an explanation of standards. For detailed charity reports, visit www.give.orgName of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
Delivering Good An
Democracy Works Dn
Diabetes Action Research and An
Education Foundation
Diabetes Research and Wellness Foundation Dn
Diabetes Research Institute Foundation An
Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International 19
The DigDeep Right to Water Project 6, 14, 19 3, 15, 16
Direct Relief An
Disabled American Veterans An
DiscipleMakers 4, 14, 16, 17, 18 3, 15
DoSomething An
Doctors of the World Dn
Doctors Without Borders USA 1, 4, 6, 16
Dogs for Law Enforcement 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 14, 1
16, 17, 19
DonorsChoose.org Dn
Dravet Syndrome Foundation 3, 6, 16, 18, 19
Dream Factory An
Dress for Success Worldwide An
Dressember Foundation 4, 16, 18 7, 15
Drug Policy Alliance Dn
Ducks Unlimited An
Dupuytren Research Group 1, 6, 7, 8, 16, 18 11, 13
Eagle Mountain International Church Dn E
Earth Day Network Dn
Earth Island Institute An
EARTH University Foundation Dn
EarthEcho International Dn
Earthjustice An
EarthShare Dn
Earthwatch Institute An
Earthworks An
Eastern Congo Initiative Rnn
Easterseals An
EB Research Partnership Dn
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(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
EdChoice Dn
Education is Freedom Dn
Eight Days of Hope Dn
Eisenhower Foundation Dn
Ekal Vidyalaya Foundation of USA An
Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee An
Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation An
Embrace Relief Foundation An
Emergency USA Rn
Enactus Dn
EngenderHealth An
Entertainment Industry Foundation An
Environmental Defense Fund n R An
Environmental Working Group 1, 4, 6
EOD Warrior Foundation An
Epilepsy Foundation An
Episcopal Relief & Development An
Equality Now Dn
Equine Land Conservation Resource 6, 7, 14, 18 1, 13
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Dn
Everglades Foundation 3, 7, 16, 17 15
Every Child Ministries An
Every Mother Counts An
Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund Dn
F FairVote 6, 7, 14, 16, 18 13
Family Legacy Missions International 7, 12, 14, 16, 17, 18 1, 13, 15
Family Reach Foundation An
Family Research Council Dn
Farm Sanctuary Dn
Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Home See entry for Boys Town.
Federation for American Immigration Reform An
Feed My Starving Children Dn
Feed the Children An
Feeding America An
Field Ready An
FINCA International Rn
16 See pages 44-45 for an explanation of standards. For detailed charity reports, visit www.give.orgName of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
Firefighter Cancer Support Network Rn
Firefighters Charitable Foundation Dn
First Book An
First Candle Dn
First Nations Development Institute An
Fisher House Foundation Dn
Fistula Foundation An
FOCUS North America An
Focus on the Family Dn
Folds of Honor Foundation Dn
Fonkoze USA An
Food & Water Watch Rn
Food for the Hungry Rnn
Food for the Poor An
FoodCorps 16, 17
For Inspiration and Recognition of Science A 3, 6, 12, 14, 17 15
and Technology (FIRST)
For the Troops Dn
FORCE: Facing Our Risk of Cancer Empowered 7, 19
Ford’s Theatre Society Dn
Forward Edge International Dn
Foundation Fighting Blindness An
Foundation for AIDS Research An
Foundation for Children in Need An
Foundation for Economic Education 1, 6, 7, 14, 16, 18 3
Foundation for Ichthyosis & Related Skin Types Rn
Foundation for Individual Rights in Education 6
Foundation for the National Institutes of Health Dn
Franciscan Foundation for the Holy Land Dn
Franciscan Mission Associates Dn
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Dn
Free Press Dn
Free Wheelchair Mission An
Freedom from Religion Foundation 12
Freedom Service Dogs Rnn
French Heritage Society An
Friends of Animals An
Wise Giving : FALL 2021 17Name of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
Friends of the Earth An
Friends of Trees Dn
Friends of UNFPA Dn
Friends Without a Border An
Friendship Force International An
Front Range Equine Rescue Dn
Fuller Center for Housing An
Fund for Animals An
D
G G.O. Ministries Dn
Galapagos Conservancy An
Gary Sinise Foundation 4, 6, 19
Gateway for Cancer Research Dn
Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation 14, 16, 19
Gentle Giants Draft Horse Rescue Society Dn
Gift of Adoption Fund An
Gift of Life International An
Gift of Life Marrow Registry An
Giraffe Heroes Project An
Girl Scouts of the USA An
Girls Educational and Mentoring Services Dn
Girls Inc. An
Girls Who Code Dn
Give Kids The World An
Give the Gift of Sight Foundation See entry for OneSight.
Give2Asia Dn
GLAAD See entry for Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation.
Glaucoma Research Foundation An
Gleaning for the World Dn
Global AIDS Interfaith Alliance Dn
Global Communities Dn
Global FoodBanking Network An
Global Fund for Children Dn
Global Fund for Women Dn
Global Heritage Fund Rn
Global Impact An
Global Lyme Alliance Rn
18 See pages 44-45 for an explanation of standards. For detailed charity reports, visit www.give.orgName of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
Global Partnerships Dn
GlobalGiving Foundation An
Good Days Dn
The Good Food Institute Dn
Good Plus Foundation An
Good Sports An
Good360 18 3
Goodwill Industries International An
Gospel for Asia Dn
Government Accountability Project An
Grameen Foundation An
Grand Canyon Trust 15, 16
Grant Foundation See entry for Hôpital Albert Schweitzer Haiti.
Grassroots International An
Greater Yellowstone Coalition Dn
Greatergood.org Dn
Green Beret Foundation An
Greenpeace Fund 7
Grist Magazine Dn
Guardian Angels Medical Service Dogs Dn
Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind An
Guide Dogs for the Blind Dn
Guide Dogs of America Dn
Guiding Eyes for the Blind An
Guttmacher Institute An
A
H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Dn H
Research Institute Foundation
Habitat for Humanity International An
Hadassah the Women’s Zionist Organization An
of America
Haiti Clinic Dn
Haiti Partners An
Hal Lindsey Website Ministries Dn
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation Dn
Headstrong Project Dn
Health Volunteers Overseas An
Wise Giving : FALL 2021 19Name of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
HealthWell Foundation 4
Hearing Health Foundation An
Hearing Loss Association of America An
Heart to Heart International An
Heartbeat International An
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society See entry for HIAS.
Heifer Project International An
Helen Keller International 12, 17 1, 3, 7, 13, 14,
15, 16
Help Heal Veterans Dn
Help Hope Live 4, 6, 7, 14, 16 3
Help Me See Dn
Help the Children Dn
Helping Children Worldwide 6, 7, 14, 16, 19 15
Helping Hand for Relief and Development Rn
Heritage for the Blind Dn
The Heritage Foundation Dn
HeroBox Dn
HHT Foundation International See entry for Cure HHT.
HIAS 1, 7, 16
Hidaya Foundation Dn
Hire Heroes USA 3, 18 19
Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities Dn
Hispanic Scholarship Fund Dn
Holt International Children’s Services An
Home Missioners of America 1, 4, 6, 7, 10, 12
Homes for Our Troops An
HonorBound Foundation Dn
Hope for Haiti Dn
Hope for Haiti’s Children Ministries 4
Hope for the Warriors 3, 16, 18 14, 19
HOPE International 4, 6, 16
HOPE worldwide An
Hôpital Albert Schweitzer Haiti Dn
Human Coalition Dn
Human Development Foundation of North America An
Human Life International A 7, 8, 14 1, 3, 15
20 See pages 44-45 for an explanation of standards. For detailed charity reports, visit www.give.orgName of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
Human Rights Campaign Foundation Dn
Human Rights Watch An
Humane Farming Association Dn
Humane Society International An
Humane Society of the United States An
The Hunger Project An
Huntington’s Disease Society of America An
Hydrocephalus Association An
ICNA Relief USA An I
iDE-International Development Enterprises Rnn
Immune Deficiency Foundation Dn
In Defense of Animals Dn
In Touch Ministries Dn
Independence Fund Dn
Indian Land Tenure Foundation Dn
Indian Law Resource Center 3
Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund Dn
Inner-City Muslim Action Network Dn
Innovations for Poverty Action An
Insight for Living Ministries Dn
Inspiring Body of Christ Church Dn
InStep International 3, 16 10
Institute for Justice Dn
Institute for Social Policy and Understanding An
Interfaith Social Services An
International Animal Rescue, US An
International Book Project Dn
International Campaign for Tibet 14, 16 8, 9, 13, 15
International Catholic Migration Commission Dn
International Centre for Missing 4, 17
and Exploited Children
International Children’s Fund Dn
International Children’s Network An
International Christian Concern Dn
International Crisis Aid Dn
International Eye Foundation Dn
Wise Giving : FALL 2021 21Name of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
International Fellowship of Christians and Jews An
International FOP Association Dn
International Foundation for Functional Dn
Gastrointestinal Disorders
International Fund for Animal Welfare Dn
International Institute of Rural Reconstruction An
International Justice Mission An
International Literacy and Development An
International Medical Corps An
International Medical Relief Dn
International Myeloma Foundation Dn
International OCD Foundation 16, 17 1, 3
International Planned Parenthood Federation An
Western Hemisphere Region
International Rescue Committee 6, 7
International Rett Syndrome Foundation 6, 7, 16 3, 13, 14, 15
International Rivers An
International Social Services USA Branch 6, 7
Inernational Union of Police Associations Dn
IntraHealth International An
Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund Dn
Invisible Children 6, 7, 14, 16, 18 13
Islamic Relief USA An
Israel Cancer Research Fund Dn
Israel Tennis & Education Centers Foundation Dn
A
J JAARS An
Jackie Robinson Foundation Dn
Jane Goodall Institute for Wildlife, Research, Rnn
Education and Conservation
JBI International An
JDRF International An
Jewish National Fund An
Jewish Voice Ministries International Dn
Jews for Jesus Dn
Jimmy Fund A See entry for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
JJ Watt Foundation Dn
22 See pages 44-45 for an explanation of standards. For detailed charity reports, visit www.give.orgName of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
Joel Osteen Ministries Dn
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Dn
Joni and Friends Dn
JOY for Our Youth n D See entry for Kars4Kids.
Joyce Meyer Ministries Dn
Joyful Heart Foundation Dn
Judicial Watch Dn
Junior Achievement USA 14 5
Junior Blind of America n A See entry for Wayfinder Family Services.
Just Detention International Dn
JustWorld International An
K9s for Warriors An K
KaBOOM! An
Kars4Kids Dn
Keep a Child Alive 1, 3, 6, 7
Keep America Beautiful Dn
Keepers of the Wild An
Kenneth Copeland Ministries See entry for Eagle Mountain International Church.
Keystone Symposia on Molecular and 6, 7, 16 4
Cellular Biology
Kidney Cancer Association 10
Kids Against Hunger 3,6,7,11,14,16,17 13, 18
Kids Alive International An
Kids in Need of Defense 3, 6, 7, 14, 16, 18 1, 13, 15
Kids in Need of Development, Education and Relief 7, 16, 17 3, 13
Kids Wish Network Dn
Kidsave International Dn
Kidspire An
Kinship United An
Kiva Microfunds Dn
Kiwanis Children’s Fund An
KOA Care Camps Dn
Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund Dn L
Land Trust Alliance An
Last Chance for Animals An
Wise Giving : FALL 2021 23Name of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
Laureus Sport for Good Foundation USA 7, 16, 18
Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund 18 7, 13
Leadership Institute Dn
League of American Bicyclists 16
League of Conservation Voters Education Fund Dn
League of Women Voters Education Fund Dn
Learning Ally An
LensCrafters Foundation See entry for OneSight.
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society 7
Life in Abundance International Dn
Life Legal Defense Foundation An
LIFE Outreach International Dn
Lifesavers Dn
LIGHT Health & Wellness Comprehensive Services Dn
Limbs for Life Foundation 10
Lions Clubs International Foundation Dn
Local Initiatives Support Corporation Dn
Live Action 1, 4
Livestrong Foundation Dn
Living Water International An
Locks of Love An
Lotus House Women's Shelter Dn
Love A Child Dn
Love Justice International An
Love146 An
Luke's Wings 8 7
LuMind Research Down Syndrome Foundation Dn
Lung Cancer Research Foundation 6, 7, 14, 18 3, 15
LUNGevity Foundation Dn
Lupus Foundation of America 1, 16 19
Lupus Research Alliance An
Lustgarten Foundation An
Lutheran World Relief 7, 16, 17, 18 15
Lymphoma Research Foundation Dn
A
M Macular Degeneration Research See entry for BrightFocus.
MADD See entry for Mothers Against Drunk Driving.
24 See pages 44-45 for an explanation of standards. For detailed charity reports, visit www.give.orgName of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
MADRE 6, 14, 16, 18
Make-A-Wish Foundation of America An
Make-A-Wish International An
Making Change Dn
The Malala Fund Dn
Maoz Israel Ministries D 3, 4, 6, 7, 12, 13
14, 16
MAP International An
Marathon Kids 19 7
March of Dimes Foundation An
Marfan Foundation, The An
Marijuana Policy Project Foundation Dn
Marine Corps Association Foundation 8, 12, 16 14
Marine Corps Heritage Foundation Dn
Marine Corps – Law Enforcement Foundation 1, 3, 6, 7, 14
Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation An
Marine Mammal Center Dn
Marine Toys for Tots Foundation An
Marist Brothers Dn
Marshall Legacy Institute An
Mary C. Schanz Foundation dba Dn
Ironwood Pig Sanctuary
Mary Kay Foundation Dn
Maryknoll Sisters of St. Dominic Dn
MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger Dn
Meals on Wheels Association of America An
Media Research Center 6, 18 1, 5, 7, 15
Medical Students for Choice An
Medical Teams International An
Meds & Food for Kids 6, 7, 14
MedShare International Dn
Melanoma Research Alliance Foundation 3, 6
Melanoma Research Foundation Dn
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Dn
Mended Hearts An
Mennonite Central Committee An
Mennonite Disaster Service An
Wise Giving : FALL 2021 25Name of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
Mental Health America An
Mercury One Dn
Mercy Corps An
Mercy For Animals Dn
Mercy Home for Boys and Girls An
Mercy Medical Angels R An
Mercy Multiplied America An
Mercy Ships An
Mesothelioma Applied Research Foundation An
Mexico Medical Missions Dn
Michael J. Fox Foundation for An
Parkinson’s Research
Middle East Children’s Alliance Dn
MidwayUSA Foundation 3
Midwest Food Bank Dn
Midwest Organic and Sustainable 14 13
Education Service
Military Child Education Coalition An
Military Officers Association of America Dn
Scholarship Fund
Military Order of the Purple Heart Dn
Service Foundation
Military Spouse Corporate Career Network An
Military Warriors Support Foundation Dn
Military with PTSD Dn
Miracle Flights Dn
MiracleFeet An
Mission Aviation Fellowship Dn
Mission Clinics International An
Mission India 16, 17
Mona Foundation An
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Dn
Morris Animal Foundation 16, 19 14
Mothers Against Drunk Driving 6, 16 7
mothers2mothers International An
Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association of the Union Dn
Mountain Lion Foundation 3, 6, 7, 14, 16, 17 1, 13, 18
26 See pages 44-45 for an explanation of standards. For detailed charity reports, visit www.give.orgName of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
Mountain States Legal Foundation 6, 7, 8, 14, 16, 18 13, 15
Move United An
Movember Foundation 18
Mozilla Foundation Dn
MPN Research Foundation 1, 3, 15
Mr. Holland’s Opus Foundation 3, 6, 7, 14, 16
Ms. Foundation for Women 6, 7, 17 1, 3, 14, 15
Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation Rnn
Multiple Sclerosis Association of America 8
Multiple Sclerosis Foundation Dn
Muscular Dystrophy Association 7, 8, 9
Muslim Advocates Dn
Muslim Legal Fund of America Dn
Mutts With a Mission Dn
My Stuff Bags Foundation An
Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America An
NAACP Empowerment Programs Dn N
NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund Dn
NAMI An
NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation Dn
NARSAD: d/b/a Brain and Behavior An
Research Foundation
National 4-H Council An
National Abortion Federation An
National Academy of Engineering Fund Dn
National Alliance to End Homelessness 6, 7, 14, 18 3
National Alopecia Areata Foundation An
National Anti-Vivisection Society An
National Arbor Day Foundation An
National Association for the Exchange of An
Industrial Resources / NAEIR
National Association of American Veterans 1, 3, 4, 7, 13, 14, 15, 19
16, 17, 18
National Association of Chiefs of Police Dn
National Association of Christian Churches Dn
Wise Giving : FALL 2021 27Name of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
National Association of Police Dn
Athletic-Activities League
National Association of the Deaf Dn
National Ataxia Foundation An
National Audubon Society An
National Blood Clot Alliance 1, 7, 16 3
National Brain Tumor Society An
National Breast Cancer Coalition Fund An
National Breast Cancer Foundation 1, 4
National Cancer Assistance Foundation Dn
National Cancer Center Dn
National Caregiving Foundation Dn
National Center for Appropriate Technology An
National Center for Families Learning Dn
National Center for Healthy Housing An
National Center for Learning Disabilities An
National Center for Lesbian Rights Dn
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children An
National Center for Public Policy Research Dn
National Center for Victims of Crime Dn
National Center on Addiction and Dn
Substance Abuse
National Center on Shaken Baby Syndrome 16, 19 15
National Child Safety Council Dn
National Children’s Cancer Society An
National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship Dnn
dba Cancer Survivors Coalition
National Congress of Parents and Teachers Dnn
National Constitution Center Dnn
National Consumer Law Center Dnn
National Council of Churches USA Dnn
National Council of the US Society of An
St. Vincent de Paul
National Council on Aging 16
National Council of the YMCAS of the USA An
National Council on U.S.–Arab Relations An
National Credit Union Foundation An
28 See pages 44-45 for an explanation of standards. For detailed charity reports, visit www.give.orgName of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
National Democratic Institute for Dn
International Affairs
National Disaster Search Dog Foundation An
National Domestic Violence Hotline Dnn
National Down Syndrome Society 6
National Eating Disorders Association 19
National Eczema Association An
National Education for Assistance Dog Services Dnn
National Environmental Education and An
Training Foundation
National Fallen Firefighters Foundation Dnn
National Federation of The Blind An
National FFA Foundation Dnn
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Dn
National Forest Foundation An
National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts See entry for National YoungArts Foundation.
National Foundation for Cancer Research An
National Foundation for Transplants Dn
National Geographic Society Dn
National Hemophilia Foundation An
National Hospice Foundation Dn
National Immigration Forum An
National Jewish Health An
National Kidney Foundation An
National Law Enforcement and 7, 14, 16 13
Firefighters Children’s Foundation
National Marine Sanctuary Foundation Dn
National Military Family Association An
National Multiple Sclerosis Society An
National Network to End Domestic Violence An
National Organization for Rare Disorders 3,6,7,9,14,16,18 15
National Osteoporosis Foundation An
National Park Foundation 8
National Park Trust An
National Parks Conservation Association An
National Partnership for Women and Families Dn
National Pediatric Cancer Foundation An
Wise Giving : FALL 2021 29Name of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
National Psoriasis Foundation An
National Relief Charities See entry for Partnership With Native Americans.
National Right to Life Committee Educational Dn
Trust Fund
National Runaway Safeline An
National Safe Place Network Dn
National September 11 Memorial and Museum Dn
National Space Society An
National Stem Cell Foundation Dn
National Trust for Historic Preservation in 16, 19 1, 18
the United States
National Tuberous Sclerosis Association An
National Urban League An
National Veterans Services Fund See entry for HonorBound Foundation.
National Wildlife Federation An
National Women’s Health Network Dn
National World War II Museum Dn
National YoungArts Foundation 3, 16
Native American Aid See entry for Partnership With Native Americans.
Native American Emergency Relief See entry for World Emergency Relief.
Native American Heritage Association Dn
Native American Rights Fund An
Natural Resources Defense Council 7, 18 1, 3, 13, 15
Nature Conservancy An
Navajo Relief Fund See entry for Partnership With Native Americans.
Navigators Dn
Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society Dn
Near East Foundation An
NeedyMeds An
NeighborWorks America Dn
Nepal Youth Foundation Dn
NephCure Kidney International Dn
Net Impact Dn
Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship Dn
Network for Good An
Neuroendocrine Tumor Research Foundation 7, 16 14
Neuromuscular Disease Support Organization Dn
30 See pages 44-45 for an explanation of standards. For detailed charity reports, visit www.give.orgName of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
New Beginning Children’s Homes Dn
New Eyes for the Needy 6, 10, 14 3
New Israel Fund 1, 6, 7 3
New Venture Fund Dn
No One Left Behind An
Nonhuman Rights Project 1, 2, 3, 4
Nonviolent Peaceforce 8
Nora Lam Chinese Ministries Dn
North American Conference on Ethiopian Jewry 3 14
North American Mission Board, SBC Dn
Northeast Animal Shelter Dn
Northern Plains Reservation Aid D See entry for Partnership With
Native Americans.
Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep 6, 7, 14, 18 15
NPH USA Dn
NSPIRE Outreach Dn
NTM Info & Research 1, 3, 6,7,12,14,16 13
NumbersUSA Education and Research Foundation An
Nuru International An
Oblate Missionary Society Dn O
Ocean Conservancy An
Oceana 19 3, 7
Officers’ Christian Fellowship of the USA Dn
Omaha Home for Boys Dn
One Heartland 1, 18 3, 19
One Percent for the Planet An
OneHope Dn
OneSight An
OneSky An
Open Doors with Brother Andrew 18
Open Medicine Foundation Dn
Operation Blessing International Dn
Operation FINALLY HOME 3, 4
Operation Gratitude 14
Operation Healing Forces 3, 7, 15
Operation Homefront An
Wise Giving : FALL 2021 31Name of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
Operation Serve n A 3, 6, 11, 17
Operation Smile 4
Operation Underground Railroad 16, 19 4, 5, 13, 15
Operation USA An
Operation Warm Dn
Opportunities Industrialization Centers of America Dn
Opportunity International An
Optimist International Foundation An
ORBIS International See entry for Project ORBIS International.
Organization for Autism Research Dn
Orphan Grain Train Dn
Orphan Helpers 7, 14
Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation An
Others First Dn
Our Daily Bread Ministries Dn
Our Military Kids Dn
Outreach Aid to the Americas An
Outreach International An
OutRight Action International Dn
Ovarian Cancer Research Fund Alliance An
Oxfam America An
D
P P.E.F. Israel Endowment Funds Dn
Pachamama Alliance 1, 19 5, 7
Pachyonychia Congenita Project 10
Pacific Crest Trail Association An
Pacific Legal Foundation Dn
Pacifica Foundation Dn
Pajama Program An
Pan African Sanctuary Alliance Rn
Pan American Development Foundation 3, 6, 7, 19 13, 14, 15
Pancreatic Cancer Action Network An
Pandas International An
Panthera Dn
Paralyzed Veterans of America 1, 6, 7, 16 15
Parent Project for Muscular Dystrophy Research An
Parents Television Council An
32 See pages 44-45 for an explanation of standards. For detailed charity reports, visit www.give.orgName of National Charity Accredited Standards Unable Did Not Review in
(Met Standards) Not Met to Verify Disclose Progress
Parkinson’s Foundation An
Partners in Health Dn
Partners of the Americas An
Partnership for Transparency Fund R 1, 3, 6,7,14,16,18 13
Partnership Project Dn
Partnership With Native Americans An
Passport A 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 11, 13, 15, 19
14, 16, 18
Pat Tillman Foundation Dn
Pathfinder International An
Patient Access Network Foundation 4
Patient Advocate Foundation An
Patriot Outreach Dn
Paws for Purple Hearts Dn
Paws With A Cause Dn
PayPal Charitable Giving Fund An
PCI-Media Impact An
Pearl S. Buck International An
Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation of the U.S. An
Pediatric Cancer Foundation See entry for National Pediatric Cancer Foundation.
Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation Dn
Pencils of Promise 6, 7 14, 16
Penny Appeal USA An
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals 2
People to People International Dn
People United for Christ Dn
Per Scholas 4
Performing Animal Welfare Society Dn
Persecution Project Foundation Dn
Pet Partners 3
Pesticide Action Network North America Dn
Petfinder Foundation An
PetSmart Charities An
Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors An
Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine An
Physicians for Human Rights 12
Physicians for Peace Foundation 6, 7
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