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The Importance of BBB Accreditation

By Helen Oliff | Published: December 6, 2018

With the holidays upon us, there’s no better time to remind everyone to look for the BBB seal before you select who you give to this holiday season.

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Evaluating Charities in the Age of Online Ratings

By Helen Oliff | Published: August 8, 2017

Many donors do not realize there is no shortcut for making wise giving choices. Certainly, there are numerous online rating systems that donors can turn to for quick information, but here’s the problem: many donors are unaware that there is no one standard for charity evaluation.

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Charity Evaluator Groups Recognize PWNA

By Robbi Rice Dietrich | Published: September 20, 2016

PWNA staff, board members and volunteers are passionate about supporting our Native American partners’ community-led initiatives to achieve a better quality of life, and proud of our newest ratings to help share our story with the world.

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