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Clinton Foundation gets 'A' rating From Charity Watchdog Group

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JohnRussell
Professor Principal
link   seeder  JohnRussell    10 years ago

CharityWatch, founded more than 20 years ago as the American Institute of Philanthropy (AIP), is America's most independent, assertive charity watchdog. CharityWatch does not merely repeat what a charity reports using simplistic or automated formulas. We dive deep to let you know how efficiently a charity will use your donation to fund the programs you want to support. CharityWatch exposes nonprofit abuses and advocates for your interests as a donor.

 

 

 
 
 
sixpick
Professor Quiet
link   sixpick  replied to  JohnRussell   10 years ago

Who Watches The Watchers?

Plus this below which is also on the charity watcher's site.

Ratings

See which charity raters get an F grade from Charity Watch Watch and who you can trust for information about non-profits.

Guidestar: A+

Why does Guidestar get an A+ in our book?  Because they don’t attempt to use arbitrary measurements to rate charities and pass judgement, they simply present  information on charities that donors can use to make an informed decision.

From their website: “GuideStar does not judge nonprofits; it is not a watchdog organization, we practice neutrality. GuideStar’s goal is to help donors make their own judgments, based on the information provided on the Web site.”

Better Business Bureau’s Wise Giving Alliance: C

For middle of the road information, the BBB’s Wise Giving Alliance can be a decent source of information. They take more into consideration than just financial measures, but they require a hefty annual fee from non-profits to get their “seal of approval.”

Charity Navigator: D+

Charity Navigator gets a D grade from Charity Watch Watch because of their inherent conflict of interest by accepting money from the charities they rate. They also pass judgement on these charities based on a few numeric indicators without taking into consideration the positive outcomes of a charities programs.

Charity Watch/American Institute of Philanthropy: F

Not only does Daniel Borochoff’s so-called “non-profit” rate charities by his own short-sighted measurements, he goes out of his way to damage great charities by lambasting them in the media with unfounded charges as part of his one-man crusade.

 
 
 
JohnRussell
Professor Principal
link   seeder  JohnRussell    10 years ago

Charity Watch Watch

 

lol

 
 
 
JenniferSimmons
Freshman Silent
link   JenniferSimmons    9 years ago

That was great!

 
 

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