Like a lot of people have mentioned, I stopped giving to the United Way a long time ago.
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Like a lot of people have mentioned, I stopped giving to the United Way a long time ago.

I added the Red Cross and Salvation Army to my list today. I added them in light of Hurricane Sandy.
The Salvation Army is always a good cause. They have little overhead and they pay their staff next to nothing, because they are committed to their work, not the pay.
I know that gay groups have issues with the SA, because they won't hire openly gay people to work for them. Yet, I have not heard of the SA treating gay people badly who come for help, nor have I heard of them denying services to someone who is gay. They might turn a gay couple or a single person of any sexual preference away from their shelter if their shelter is one for families, but I'll bet they'd find a shelter for the person who didn't specialize in families. There are good legal reasons for separating single homeless individuals from families in the shelter setting, separate from sexual orientation.
After reading this -> http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-18563_162-516700.html <- I took The Red Cross out of my charity fund.
I added the 'March of Dimes' to my charity list today.
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