I do my own thing. I sponsor several kids with "hot lunch" meals at my local primary school and I stock the women's bathroom with sanitary hygiene products at my local library.

I contribute monthly to Habitat for Humanity that helps build affordable housing and Doctors Without Borders which provides free health care in crisis areas around the world. I also contribute financially and as a volunteer to the student housing co-operative I lived in while going to college (the only way I could afford to go to college), which provides affordable room & board to college students with a priority to students coming from marginalized situations, including those who are first in their families to attend college.

I simply give EUR 100.- (~ $110) to our Church community each month. I leave it to the community to decide what will be done with it.

I donate every month to local animal rescues and I also donate to our local youth shelter and program to help keep at risk youth off the streets

red cross
they dont care if people are muslim, jew, christian etc
they help them all

Trussell is good one.

I give to Refuge.org.uk every month.

Shelter and two local homeless charities.

St Judes childrens hospital

I support Doctors without borders.

No
But i volunteer on a regular basis

I active support a local Domestic Abuse charity, plus both the RNLI and SSAFA, the tri service charity

Local rescue mission, local SPCA, World Wildlife, Red Cross

St. Jude Hospital and the American Red Cross

My local air ambulance and the RNLI.

I give locally.

I do.

eff, wikipedia, audobon society. it can be hard to find one thats not mostly scam.

Yes

Food charities
Animal charities
The environment
And a smattering of internet charities

I help people directly.. I somehow can't trust anyone

The only non local one is Tunnels to Towers.

united nations foosd program for children

charity starts at home..

Yes. A few, but one is The American Diabetes Association.

Trussell trust. Shelter. A prem-baby one.