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Causes
United States Charity
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- Early childhood care
- Education
- Homeless shelters
- Hospitals
- Job training
International Charity
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- Health
- Microfinance
- Education
- Water
- Disaster relief
Policy
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- Political advocacy
- Public advocacy
- Legal advocacy
- Think tanks
Environment
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- Conservation
- Climate change
Public Goods
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- Parks
- Libraries
- Community centers
- Universities
- Private schools
- The arts
Other
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- Animal welfare
- Grantmaking organizations
- Religious education
- Research