How can my nonprofit be included on a ‘Where to Give Now’ list?
‘Where to Give Now’ lists feature timely giving opportunities, including urgent issues such as crises or disasters. Eligibility generally requires:
The nonprofit must have a four-star rating (numerically 90 or above).
The nonprofit must have at least 4 evaluation areas.
The nonprofit must list its website on 990 for Charity Navigator internal validation purposes.* Ideally, the nonprofit should also list its mission statement and programs on the 990.
The nonprofit must have a designated fund for the crisis/disaster.
Nonprofits can request to be considered for inclusion on ‘Where to Give Now’ lists. Exceptions may be made for organizations uniquely positioned to contribute.
How can my nonprofit be included on a ‘Best Charities’ list?
These lists highlight top-performing nonprofits across various cause areas. To be considered, nonprofits generally must:
The nonprofit must have a four-star rating, with some flexibility for exceptions
The nonprofit must be rated in at least 4 evaluation areas.
When possible, we look for nonprofits that run cost-effective programs, demonstrated through the Impact & Measurement evaluation area.
How can my nonprofit be included in Causeway funds?
Causeway funds support specific initiatives. Eligibility requirements vary depending on the fund, but nonprofits generally must meet basic Charity Navigator criteria:
Proven Effectiveness: Proven track record of success with evidence-based interventions.
Commitment to Transparency: Organizations with a 4-star rating, 6+ evaluation areas completed, and a score of 90+ on Charity Navigator.
Scalability: Capacity to scale and replicate successful models.
Evidence-based Approaches: Use of strategies proven to be impactful and cost-effective.
Nonprofits interested in Causeway funds should contact Charity Navigator directly for application instructions and fund-specific requirements.