Comparing charities: How big is the difference? · Giving What We Can
Effectiveness is important if you want to best help others, and avoid doing harm. Here are specific comparisons that show how big the differences can be.
Comparing charities: How big is the difference? · Giving What We Can Comparing charities: How big is the difference? A couple comparisons to get us started Comparing charities: How big is the difference? A couple comparisons to get us started Why are there such stark differences in the impact of donations? Five ways you can multiply your impact #1. Choose programs supported by an independent, impact-focused evaluation #2 Help where you can help the most #3 Find the most cost-effective programs working on a problem #4 Look for leverage points #5 Expand your circle of concern Concluding thoughts
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