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(As of: 18 April 2013)
"Please visit GiveWell.org
This CharityScorecard.org site was in use from 2006 to 2008, but is now mostly dormant, and the material here is out of date. The GiveWell project has similar goals and is being actively maintained. I've left the old CharityScorecard.org content here just for the historical record."
Charity Scorecard was a tool for helping people decide which charitable organizations to donate money to, from a United States of America perspective.
- How does it work?
- People create scorecards, and use the scorecards to rate charities based on whatever criteria they find useful. Different people can use different scorecards for assessing things like organizational transparency or cost effectiveness.