Charity Navigator - Top 10 Tips for Effective Giving

Posted August 27th, 2009 by Gena Rotstein

In a recent blog post, Charity Navigator highlights the Top 10 Best Practises of Savvy Donors. This post is directed at the American donor, but the basic premise can be applied to anyone who makes charitable investments.

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giving is necessary in life.

On October 30th, 2009 online business advisor (not verified) says:

giving is necessary in life. as the saying goes, the more you give, the more you get. people, specially those who are successful in their jobs and businesses can do their bit for the poor and get their blessings in return. since all of us are a part of one community, we should help each other.

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