Charity Navigator is an organisation that evaluates charities and provides in-depth, objective ratings and analysis of the financial health, accountability and transparency of 200,000 charities. They also facilitate the giving process.
Charity Navigator is a household name for many leaders in the philanthropy and non-profit space.
They have just launched a new website and new functionalities. Michael Thatcher provides excellent insight on how they work and how their rating and analysis can help you improve the world and ensure donor funding goes to higher-performing organisations.
Charity Navigator aims to democratise philanthropy and make it easier for anyone to give irrespective of their means.
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