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This story is part of "Fundraising" month of the Generocity Editorial Calendar. Find the series here.
With the Center for High Impact Philanthropy’s (CHIP) 10th anniversary comes the latest edition of its annual giving guide.
Penn’s charity think tank aims to help donors make more informed choices about their monetary donations. This year’s High Impact Giving Guide is arranged according to focus area — health, poverty and education — plus an updated section on disaster philanthropy (as relevant as ever, with 2017’s seemingly constant string of hurricanes and other natural disasters).
Three national nonprofits with Philly outposts made the cut for inclusion this year: Year Up, YouthBuild Philadelphia and Center for Employment Opportunities. Each get a shoutout for “redefining the life trajectories of America’s impoverished young adults” and are featured in recent New York Times story about the giving guide.
See the guideCheck out last year’s guide here. For more giving-related reading, check out CHIP’s recent report on how to best help women and girls around the world, “The XX Factor.”
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