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This page describes the process we used to identify our top charities (why we focus on international charities).
Introduction
GiveWell's mission is to find outstanding charities and to publish the full details of our analysis to help donors decide where to give.
Our focus is on finding outstanding charities rather than completing an in-depth investigation for each organization we consider. For that reason, we rely on heuristics, or meaningful shortcuts, to distinguish between organizations and identify ones that we think will ultimately qualify for our recommendations.
In general, we believe that charities should bear the burden of proof (why should charities bear the burden of proof?) when soliciting donations from "casual" donors - donors that do not have the time or resources to conduct significant in-depth investigations of charities on their own. We therefore only recommend charities that can make a strong case that they are significantly improving lives in a cost-effective way and can use additional donations to expand their proven program(s) (see our criteria). Charities that we do not recommend may be effective, but we have not identified a strong case for a casual donor to be confident in such charities.
We are always open to changing our conclusions about specific organizations. If you represent (or are otherwise informed about) a charity we have considered and have information that you believe would affect our conclusion about the charity, please share it with us.
Published: November 2011 (archived version); Updated: November 2012
Table of Contents
Our goals
We seek to identify outstanding giving opportunities in the area of developing-world aid whose work offers donors a particularly good opportunity to accomplish good with their donations. Our goal is not to rate as many charities as possible, but to find the very best giving opportunities we can. This requires subjectivity and judgment calls; our goal is not to be objective but to be fully transparent about the basis for our recommendations.
We primarily look for charities with strong documented track records, highly cost-effective activities, and concrete needs for more funds. Recommended charities must be highly transparent and accountable, i.e., willing to share enough in-depth information about their work that we can assess them on these criteria. Consistent with our mission of trying to identify outstanding giving opportunities, we are open to any organization that can make a compelling case for impact and we would not exclude any organization just because it did not meet one of these criteria.
We do not claim that charities we recommend are the only ones that should be funded, but rather that they are a good fit for individual donors, or people who are:
- Looking to give $250,000 or less in a year, and therefore unlikely to be able to fund personalized projects or hire their own staff (or philanthropic advice).
- Without personal/firsthand knowledge of particular charities' effectiveness - essentially starting with no or very limited knowledge of their options.
- Without the time or capacity to visit charities' operations on the ground, develop relationships with charities, etc. - looking to give effectively but also quickly.
Our process
In general, our approach is to:
- Understand as much as we can about a cause by reading as much of the background literature as we can and talking to individuals with subject-matter expertise;
- Cast a wide net to identify as many charities that could potentially receive a top rating from us;
- Formulate heuristics to prioritize some of the many charities we have identified as more or less promising;
- Look briefly at all of the charities and consider them with regard to our heuristics and categorizing some as "promising and worthy of further investigation" and others as "not promising and unlikely to receive a recommendation;"
- Investigate the most promising ones in more depth through phone calls with charity representatives; review internal documents including monitoring and evaluation reports, budgets, and plans for using additional funding; review independent literature and evidence of effectiveness on the charities' programs.
- Identify the top contenders for our recommendations and conduct very in-depth investigations, including visits to their programs in the field.
We conducted a major open-ended search for charities in 2009 and repeated it again in 2011. Since then we have done in-depth updates on all top charities while exploring new areas and continuing to stay open to new contenders for our top charities list.
Our last open-ended search consisted of the following:
Developing heuristics to flag promising charities
We first developed a set of heuristics for flagging charities worth investigating further. In developing these heuristics, we incorporated research and previous heuristics from our 2009 report and understanding we gained in the years since. Our full set of flags for identifying promising charities was:
- High-quality monitoring and evaluation reports published on website. A charity meets this criterion if it freely publishes - on its website - substantial evidence regarding impact that (a) discusses how the impacts of projects or programs were evaluated, including what information was collected and how it was collected; (b) discusses the actual impact of the evaluated projects. (Why is monitoring and evaluation so important?) We seek enough evidence to be confident that a charity changed lives for the better - not simply that it carried out its activities as intended. Different programs aim for different sorts of life change, and must be assessed on different terms. We do not hold to a single universal rule for determining what "impact" we're looking for; rather, what we look for varies by program type. (For more, see, What constitutes impact?)
- Focus on priority programs as identified in our 2009 report. A charity meets this criterion if it focuses primarily on (or publishes enough financial information to make it clear that 75% of its recent funding is devoted to) what we consider "priority programs." These programs have particularly strong evidence bases, enough to lower the burden of proof on a charity running them. (Why do we look for charities implementing proven programs?) Such programs include administering vaccinations, distributing insecticide-treated nets, and treating tuberculosis, among many others. For more, see our full list of priority programs.
- High upside. Is there a possibility of the charity's programs' creating outsized impact? We considered the following types of programs as possibly having high upside: (a) organizations aiming to invent a new product that would solve a significant problem in the developing world; (b) organizations that commit to rigorous, public evaluation (including but not limited to a randomized controlled trial) such that others can learn whether the project went well (and ought to be scaled up) or failed (and should not be); (c) organizations that produce high-quality research (including but not limited to randomized controlled trials) about aid programs; and (d) organizations that are aiming to create self-sustaining programs that will eventually not require donations to continue to exist.
- Extreme cost-effectiveness. Organizations working on programs that, if successful, would be significantly more cost-effective than our estimate of what we consider highly cost-effective programs.
- Promising causes. We flagged organizations working in causes that we wanted to learn more about (details).
- Others. We sometimes flagged a charity because of a particularly strong recommendation from a source whose opinion we give substantial weight to, or simply because we found the organization interesting.
Identifying charities to consider
We cast a wide net to identify as many charities that could potentially receive a top rating from us. In our last open-ended search for charities in 2011 (details below), we used the following sources to identify charities to consider. We considered all of the organizations from each source, except where otherwise noted.
- Recommendations from contacts, donors, and charities: Donors and charity representatives may ask us to consider a charity via our charity submission form or via email. We have also received referrals from contacts we've made in the course of our research, such as academics and staff at foundations.
- Cause-specific sources: Including Mix Market's database of microfinance institutions (only the institutions we contacted are listed in the table below; these have not been revisited since 2010) and the World Health Organization's list of "Global Health Partnerships". We also considered some of the charities profiled by Faster Cures' philanthropy advisory service (a service for donors interested in supporting medical research).
- Grantees of "impact-focused" foundations: These foundations include Children's Investment Fund Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,1 Jasmine Social Investments, Mulago Foundation, Peery Foundation, and Skoll Foundation. We also considered winners of the FastCompany Social Capitalist Award and the World Bank's Development Marketplace Award in 2007 (when the award was given to health charities).
- Other groups' lists of highlighted charities: Including Peter Singer's website for the book The Life You Can Save, Innovations for Poverty Action's Proven Impact Fund, the Copenhagen Consensus' Guide to Giving, Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo's website for the book Poor Economics, Charity Navigator's largest listed international charities (not revisited since 2009), Philanthroper's daily highlighted charities (only organizations working on international causes), and some of the organizations highlighted on Jumo, a philanthropic social networking site.
- Past GiveWell grant applicants: GiveWell awarded cause-based grants in 2007-2008 and 2009, and organizations that applied for grants are included in our list of considered organizations.
- Partners of charities: Including partner charities of Partners in Health, working on the cause of health care access, and partners of charity: water, working to improve access to clean water.
- Partners of research groups: In particular, we have included charities partnering with Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA) or the Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL) to run randomized controlled trials (not revisited since 2009).
This is not an exhaustive list. Any charity working on international causes that comes to our attention was added to our list of charities to consider, regardless of whether it falls into one of the above categories. If there is a charity you think we should consider that is not in the list below, please tell us about it.
Examining hundreds of charities
In 2011, during our last major, open-ended search for charities, we visited the websites of hundreds of organizations and marked which flags each qualified for. These are listed in the table below. In 2011, we flagged 223 organizations and contacted 98. Cases where we did not contact a flagged charity were generally due to de-prioritizing a flag after learning more about it; details at our page on flagged-but-not-contacted charities.
Examining promising charities in more depth
In 2011 (during our last major open-ended search for charities), we contacted the charities we found most promising according to the flags above. The degree of examination varied significantly by organization. For each organization, we at least had a single phone call in which we asked basic questions about an organization's activities, evidence of effectiveness, monitoring and evaluation process and room for more funding; asked for permission to publish notes from the conversation; requested documents that would support and answer the questions we asked on the call; and reviewed submitted documents. At this stage, we again assessed and agreed upon how likely the organization was to receive a top recommendation, based on our criteria. In most cases, we stopped at this point and sent the organization a draft of our review to consider. Organizations were given the option to withdraw from the process at any time; we published reviews only for organizations that gave us permission to do so, and otherwise published pages simply stating that they declined to participate. For every contacted but not recommended organization that participated in our process, we have prepared a review and published it if given permission.
In the cases of organizations we deemed most promising, we continued to engage by asking questions in phone conversations, email correspondence, or in-person meetings with charities' staff. We continually discussed which charities seemed most likely to become top-rated by our criteria, both internally and with outsiders (for an example of the latter, see the documentation from our August 2011 research event and conference calls we held with donors to discuss our 2011 rankings).
2012 update
In 2012, we took two steps to identify new promising organizations:
- Looked for other outstanding giving opportunities in the area of global health and nutrition. As discussed in a 2012 blog post, we focused on finding ways to deliver the most promising interventions, rather than repeating our earlier approach of scanning a large list of charities. The two most promising interventions we looked into, immunizations and salt iodization, do not appear to have the sort of room for more funding that our top charities do (i.e., we do not see opportunities to translate additional dollars directly into additional people reached). We wrote about this in our blog post, "Trying (and failing) to find more funding gaps for delivering proven cost-effective interventions."
- Kept tabs on other promising organizations. In 2012, we continued to analyze organizations that seemed promising at the end of our 2011 round of research. We completed or updated reviews for many of these, including GiveDirectly (now a top-rated charity) and VillageReach (our #1-ranked charity from 2009-2011) in addition to Doctors without Borders, Deworm the World, PATH, and many others. (Our "newly published materials" email list provides links to all the materials we've recently published.)
Ranking top contenders
Throughout 2012, we continued to follow our two top-rated organizations from 2011 (the Against Malaria Foundation (AMF) and Schistosomiasis Control Initiative (SCI)) and published periodic updates on both of them:
- AMF: March and September 2012
- SCI: April and November 2012
We also continued to investigate key questions about insecticide-treated nets and deworming, the programs implemented by AMF and SCI, and published additional materials on both.
- Regarding insecticide-treated nets, we did a major internal vetting of our work and published a post about revisiting the cost-effectiveness of this intervention; we also wrote about the possibility of insecticide resistance.
- Regarding deworming, we published a post about a new systematic review of the evidence on deworming's benefits, and a post revisiting one of the major studies arguing that deworming has developmental benefits (i.e., that it leads to better outcomes later in life).
At the beginning of October 2012, we determined that three charities were top contenders to become our top charities: AMF, SCI, and GiveDirectly. We had previously visited AMF and SCI in the field in 2011 and we arranged a field visit to GiveDirectly's operations in Kenya.
After highly intensive investigations, including many hours of conversations with charity representatives, conversations with partners and funders (and potential funders) of our contender charities, and in-depth research into the causes and contexts within which these charities were working, we came to an agreement among all staff regarding our top charities. Readers can view the individual charity reviews linked from our top charities page. We have also published a blog post on the relative merits of our three top charities.
All charities considered in most recent broad search
The table below presents all charities we considered for a recommendation in our most recent broad search (conducted in 2011; since then we have done in-depth updates on all top charities while exploring new areas and continuing to stay open to new contenders for our top charities list). To filter or sort these charities, you can also download a full, Excel version of the table below.
- Each charity's name links to more information about our view on and process for reviewing that charity (in some cases a full, in-depth review of the organization)
- Each row specifies which flags, if any, the charity qualified for, and the charity's current status.
- Charities are sorted by status: reviewed organizations are listed first, followed by "Pending" organizations (investigation still in progress), followed by charities we have not done a full investigation of for various reasons which are specified in the table (clicking a charity's name will often provide more information).
Each of these charities falls into one of the following categories:
- Reviewed. In these cases, the charity's name links to more information. "Top-rated" and "Standout" organizations are designated as such.
- Pending. The charity is still being investigated or is still deciding whether to participate in our process.
- Contacted (no response). We contacted the charity but have not received a response. Note that we generally follow up multiple times after contacting charities.
- Contacted (declined). The charity chose not to participate in our process.
- Not flagged. We did not investigate the charity; it does not qualify for any of our flags.
- Flagged but not contacted. We flagged the charity but did not contact it due to time constraints. (Details)
- Not revisited. We examined this charity as part of our 2009 report and did not revisit it for this report.
- No website. We searched for this charity's website but did not find one.
The following table shows each charity's status at the time we published our report in November 2011. For up-to-date information, please see our list of all charities considered.
| Organization | Flags (if any) | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Against Malaria Foundation (AMF) | Program selection; Monitoring and evaluation | Top-rated |
| Schistosomiasis Control Initiative (SCI) | Program selection; Monitoring and evaluation | Top-rated |
| GiveDirectly | Program selection | Standout |
| Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA) | Cause: research | Standout |
| Nyaya Health | Unusual transparency; Local health care | Standout |
| Pratham | Monitoring and evaluation | Standout |
| Small Enterprise Foundation | Cause: microfinance | Standout |
| VillageReach | Program selection; Monitoring and evaluation | Past top-rated charity with limited room for more funding |
| Al Majmoua | Cause: microfinance | Reviewed |
| Aravind Eye Care | Program selection | Reviewed |
| BRAC | Monitoring and evaluation | Reviewed |
| CARE | Monitoring and evaluation | Reviewed |
| Chamroeun | Cause: microfinance | Reviewed |
| COMACO | Program selection | Reviewed |
| Concern Universal Microfinance Operations (CUMO) | Cause: microfinance | Reviewed |
| Development Action for Mobilization and Emancipation (DAMEN) | Cause: microfinance | Reviewed |
| Deworm the World | Program selection | Reviewed |
| Engineers Without Borders | Unusual transparency | Reviewed |
| FINCA Peru | Cause: microfinance | Reviewed |
| First MicroFinanceBank (FMFB) | Cause: microfinance | Reviewed |
| Fistula Foundation | Program selection | Reviewed |
| Fred Hollows Foundation | Program selection | Reviewed |
| Freedom from Hunger | Monitoring and evaluation | Reviewed |
| Fundación Paraguaya | Cause: microfinance | Reviewed |
| Fundación Progresar | Cause: microfinance | Reviewed |
| Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI) | Program selection | Reviewed |
| Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria | Program selection | Reviewed |
| Initiative Development - Ghana | Cause: microfinance | Reviewed |
| International Development Enterprises (IDE) | Monitoring and evaluation; Potential high upside (sustainability) | Reviewed |
| MicroDreams | Cause: microfinance | Reviewed |
| Microloan Foundation | Cause: microfinance | Reviewed |
| mothers2mothers | Program selection; Monitoring and evaluation | Reviewed |
| Partners in Health | Cause: local health care | Reviewed |
| Roberto Clemente Santa Ana Clinic | Cause: local health care | Reviewed |
| Stop TB Partnership | Program selection; Monitoring and evaluation | Reviewed |
| The Carter Center | Program selection | Reviewed |
| The Smile Train | Program selection | Reviewed |
| Trickle Up | Program selection | Reviewed |
| Village Enterprise | Program selection; Monitoring and evaluation | Reviewed |
| Vipani | Unusual transparency | Reviewed |
| VisionFund Cambodia | Cause: microfinance | Reviewed |
| Vitamin Angels | Program selection | Reviewed |
| Women for Women International | Program selection | Reviewed |
| Worldwide Fistula Fund | Program selection | Reviewed |
| A Child's Right | Cause: water | Pending |
| Action Against Hunger (ACF International) | Cause: nutrition | Pending |
| Aeras, Global TB Vaccine Foundation | Cause: research | Pending |
| Aprovecho Research Center | Cause: inventions | Pending |
| Blood:Water Mission | Cause: water | Pending |
| Drug Resource Enhancement against AIDS and Malnutrition (DREAM) | Monitoring and evaluation | Pending |
| Edesia | Cause: nutrition | Pending |
| Embrace | Cause: inventions | Pending |
| Envirofit | Cause: inventions | Pending |
| Family Health International | Monitoring and evaluation | Pending |
| Fonkoze | Cause: microfinance | Pending |
| Gram Vikas | Cause: water | Pending |
| HarvestPlus | Cause: nutrition | Pending |
| Infectious Disease Research Institute | Cause: research | Pending |
| International Development Entreprises (India) | Monitoring and evaluation; Potential high upside (sustainability) | Pending |
| Jhpiego Corporation | Monitoring and evaluation | Pending |
| Kickstart | Potential high upside (sustainability) | Pending |
| Living Goods | Potential high upside (sustainability) | Pending |
| Mana | Cause: nutrition | Pending |
| Micronutrient Initiative | Cause: nutrition | Pending |
| Naya Jeevan | Potential high upside (sustainability) | Pending |
| NetsforLife | Program selection | Pending |
| Nothing But Nets | Program selection | Pending |
| Operation Asha | Program selection | Pending |
| Operation Smile | Possible monitoring and evaluation | Pending |
| PATH | Cause: research | Pending |
| PATH Malaria Vaccine Initiative | Cause: research | Pending |
| PCI Media Impact | Potential high upside (very high cost-effectiveness) | Pending |
| Population Media Center | Potential high upside (very high cost-effectiveness) | Pending |
| Project Muso Ladamunen | Monitoring and evaluation | Pending |
| Riders for Health | Other | Pending |
| Root Capital | Potential high upside (sustainability) | Pending |
| Sankara Eye Foundation | Program selection | Pending |
| Satark Nagrik Sangathan (SNS) | Monitoring and evaluation | Pending |
| Seattle Biomedical Research Institute | Cause: research | Pending |
| Solar Cookers International | Cause: inventions | Pending |
| Valid Nutrition | Cause: nutrition | Pending |
| VisionSpring | Possible monitoring and evaluation | Pending |
| Waste Ventures | Potential high upside (sustainability) | Pending |
| WaterAid | Cause: water | Pending |
| APOPO | Cause: inventions | Contacted (declined) |
| Approtech Asia | Cause: inventions | Contacted (no response) |
| Aquaya | Cause: water | Contacted (declined) |
| Centro de Promoción del Desarrollo Local (CEPRODEL) | Cause: microfinance | Contacted (declined) |
| Diagnostics for All | Cause: research | Contacted (no response) |
| Effective Intervention | Cause: research | Contacted (no response) |
| Enda Inter-Arabe | Cause: microfinance | Contacted (declined) |
| Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) | Cause: nutrition | Contacted (no response) |
| Helen Keller International | Program selection | Contacted (declined) |
| Institute for OneWorld Health | Cause: research | Contacted (declined) |
| Measles Initiative | Program selection | Contacted (declined) |
| Medicine Mondiale | Cause: inventions | Contacted (declined) |
| One Acre Fund | Possible monitoring and evaluation | Contacted (declined) |
| Project Healthy Children | Cause: nutrition | Contacted (declined) |
| Samasource | Other | Contacted (declined) |
| Think Humanity | Monitoring and evaluation | Contacted (no response) |
| Tostan | Monitoring and evaluation | Contacted (declined) |
| Water For People | Cause: water | Contacted (declined) |
| A Glimmer of Hope | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Accordia Global Health Foundation | Cause: research | Flagged not contacted |
| African Mission Healthcare Foundation | Cause: local health care | Flagged not contacted |
| Agastya International Foundation | Possible monitoring and evaluation but not prioritized due to cause | Flagged not contacted |
| Agenda Africa | Cause: low insulation | Flagged not contacted |
| AHEAD Energy | Other | Flagged not contacted |
| Akshara Foundation | Possible monitoring and evaluation but not prioritized due to cause | Flagged not contacted |
| Akshaya Patra | Cause: nutrition | Flagged not contacted |
| Amici dei Bambini | Cause: orphans and vulnerable children | Flagged not contacted |
| ANA Rwanda | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Appropriate Infrastructure Development Group (AIDG) | Potential high upside (sustainability) | Flagged not contacted |
| Arebaokeng Hospice & Child Care Center | Cause: orphans and vulnerable children | Flagged not contacted |
| Artists for Charity | Cause: orphans and vulnerable children | Flagged not contacted |
| ASHA | Cause: low insulation | Flagged not contacted |
| Asha for Education | Possible monitoring and evaluation but not prioritized due to cause | Flagged not contacted |
| Association for the Development of Pakistan | Cause: low insulation | Flagged not contacted |
| Azmat Welfare Foundation | Cause: local health care | Flagged not contacted |
| Bahay Tuluyan | Cause: orphans and vulnerable children | Flagged not contacted |
| Bengal Engineering and Science University (BESUS) | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Bridge International Academies | Potential high upside (sustainability) | Flagged not contacted |
| Brittany's Hope Foundation | Cause: orphans and vulnerable children | Flagged not contacted |
| Bugando Medical Center | Cause: local health care | Flagged not contacted |
| Busoga Trust America | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Butenga Orphanage Care and Development Organisation | Cause: orphans and vulnerable children | Flagged not contacted |
| CAMFED | Possible monitoring and evaluation but not prioritized due to cause | Flagged not contacted |
| CCAP Synod of Livingstonia | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Center for Community Development | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Charity: Water | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Children Walking Tall | Cause: orphans and vulnerable children | Flagged not contacted |
| China Care | Cause: orphans and vulnerable children | Flagged not contacted |
| Concern Worldwide | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| COPE Nigeria | Program selection | Flagged not contacted |
| Deep Springs International | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Digital Divide Data | Potential high upside (sustainability) | Flagged not contacted |
| Dollars for Change | Cause: low insulation | Flagged not contacted |
| E+Co | Potential high upside (sustainability) | Flagged not contacted |
| Escuela Nueva Foundation | Possible monitoring and evaluation but not prioritized due to cause | Flagged not contacted |
| Filter Pure | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Food Water Shelter | Cause: low insulation | Flagged not contacted |
| Friends of Colombian Orphans | Cause: orphans and vulnerable children | Flagged not contacted |
| Friends of Shelter Associates | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Gardens for the Gambia | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| GHESKIO | Cause: research | Flagged not contacted |
| Global AIDS Interfaith Alliance (GAIA) | Cause: low insulation | Flagged not contacted |
| Global Alliance to Eliminate Lymphatic Filariasis (GAELF) | Program selection | Flagged not contacted |
| Global Elimination of Trachoma (GET 2020) | Program selection | Flagged not contacted |
| Global Greengrants Fund | Cause: low insulation | Flagged not contacted |
| Global Network for Neglected Tropical Disease Control | Program selection | Flagged not contacted |
| Global Partners for Development | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Good Return | Cause: microfinance | Flagged not contacted |
| Grace Peter Charitable Trust | Cause: low insulation | Flagged not contacted |
| Grassroots Business Fund | Potential high upside (sustainability) | Flagged not contacted |
| Healing Hands International | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Healing Waters International | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Health through Water and Sanitation (HEWASA) | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Help the Helpless | Cause: orphans and vulnerable children | Flagged not contacted |
| Husk Power | Other | Flagged not contacted |
| Hygiene Village Project | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Institute of Empirical Research in Political Economy | Cause: research | Flagged not contacted |
| Integrated Community Development International | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (ICDDR,B) | Program selection | Flagged not contacted |
| International Justice Mission | Other | Flagged not contacted |
| International Lifeline Fund | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| International Rescue Committee | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| International Trachoma Initiative (ITI) | Program selection | Flagged not contacted |
| Interuniversity Institute for Research and Development (INURED) | Cause: research | Flagged not contacted |
| Iris Ministries | Cause: orphans and vulnerable children | Flagged not contacted |
| Kashf Foundation | Possible monitoring and evaluation but not prioritized due to cause | Flagged not contacted |
| Khan Academy | Other | Flagged not contacted |
| Lampstand Charity Family of God | Cause: low insulation | Flagged not contacted |
| Latter Glory Church | Cause: low insulation | Flagged not contacted |
| Leprosy Mission International | Program selection | Flagged not contacted |
| Lifewater International | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Living Water International | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Love Without Boundaries Foundation | Cause: orphans and vulnerable children | Flagged not contacted |
| Macha Mission Hospital | Cause: local health care | Flagged not contacted |
| Malaria Consortium | Program selection | Flagged not contacted |
| Malawi Children's Village | Cause: low insulation | Flagged not contacted |
| Malawi Freshwater Project | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Malnutrition Matters | Cause: research | Flagged not contacted |
| Mama Maria Clinics | Cause: local health care | Flagged not contacted |
| Manikjore Seva Sangha | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Media Development Loan Fund (MDLF) | Other | Flagged not contacted |
| Mission India Foundation | Program selection | Flagged not contacted |
| Naandi Foundation on Clean Water | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Nepal Water for Health | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Nishtha | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Peace Dividend Trust | Unusual transparency | Flagged not contacted |
| Population and Community Development Association | Potential high upside (sustainability); local health care | Flagged not contacted |
| Population Council | Cause: research | Flagged not contacted |
| Possible Dreams International | Cause: low insulation | Flagged not contacted |
| Pump Aid | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Pure Water for the World | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Restore International | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Rural Aid | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Rwanda Environment Care (REC) | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Ryan’s Well Foundation | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Sabin Vaccine Institute | Cause: research | Flagged not contacted |
| Sabuj Sangha | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Safe Passage | Cause: low insulation | Flagged not contacted |
| Samaritan's Purse | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Sarboday Sangha | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Saúde Criança | Cause: local health care | Flagged not contacted |
| Seva Mandir | Cause: low insulation | Flagged not contacted |
| Shanti Bhavan Children's Project | Cause: orphans and vulnerable children | Flagged not contacted |
| Shining Hope for Communities | Cause: low insulation | Flagged not contacted |
| Small Scale Sustainable Infrastructure Development Fund | Potential high upside (sustainability) | Flagged not contacted |
| Soft Power Health | Program selection | Flagged not contacted |
| Staff of Hope | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Sunderban Social Development Centre (SSDC) | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Surgical Eye Expeditions (SEE) International | Program selection | Flagged not contacted |
| Sustainable Health Enterprises (SHE) | Potential high upside (sustainability) | Flagged not contacted |
| Sustainable Organic Integrated Livelihoods (SOIL) | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| TAMTAM | Program selection | Flagged not contacted |
| Teach a Man to Fish | Potential high upside (sustainability) | Flagged not contacted |
| The Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL) | Cause: research | Flagged not contacted |
| The Bridge Water Project | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| The Water Project | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Tiyatien Health | Cause: local health care | Flagged not contacted |
| Touching Tiny Lives | Cause: low insulation | Flagged not contacted |
| Trailblazer Foundation | Cause: low insulation | Flagged not contacted |
| Uber Shelter | Cause: inventions | Flagged not contacted |
| Uganda Environmental Education Foundation (UEEF) | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| UNITAID | Program selection | Flagged not contacted |
| United Front Against River Blindness | Program selection | Flagged not contacted |
| Vatsalaya | Cause: orphans and vulnerable children | Flagged not contacted |
| Village Health Works | Cause: local health care | Flagged not contacted |
| Village Water | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Voluntary Health Services | Cause: local health care | Flagged not contacted |
| Water 1st | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Water Charity | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Water for Kenya | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Water Harvest International | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Water is Life Kenya | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Water Missions International | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Water.org | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| WaterCan/EauVive | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Wayanad Girijanaseva Trust | Cause: orphans and vulnerable children | Flagged not contacted |
| Wells for Life | Cause: water | Flagged not contacted |
| Witness | Possible monitoring and evaluation but not prioritized due to cause | Flagged not contacted |
| World Food Program | Cause: nutrition | Flagged not contacted |
| Zoe Children's Homes | Cause: orphans and vulnerable children | Flagged not contacted |
| Academy for Educational Development | - | Not flagged |
| ActionAid | - | Not flagged |
| African Children's Choir | - | Not flagged |
| Aga Khan Development Network | - | Not flagged |
| Al Amana | - | Not flagged |
| American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee | - | Not flagged |
| Arise Foundation Uganda | - | Not flagged |
| Back2Back Ministries | - | Not flagged |
| Bandhan Development | - | Not flagged |
| Batey Relief Alliance | - | Not flagged |
| Because I Am A Girl | - | Not flagged |
| Binti Africa Foundation (BAF) | - | Not flagged |
| Book Wish Foundation | - | Not flagged |
| Bread for the World | - | Not flagged |
| Brother's Brother Foundation | - | Not flagged |
| Canadian Network for International Surgery | - | Not flagged |
| Central Asia Institute | - | Not flagged |
| Centre for Vision in the Developing World | - | Not flagged |
| Child Rehabilitation Centre | - | Not flagged |
| Children's Surgery International | - | Not flagged |
| Christian Aid | - | Not flagged |
| Common Hope | - | Not flagged |
| Concern India Foundation | - | Not flagged |
| Dignitas International | - | Not flagged |
| Dream Corps International | - | Not flagged |
| Educate! | - | Not flagged |
| Education Generation | - | Not flagged |
| Envaya | - | Not flagged |
| Equality Now | - | Not flagged |
| Farmer’s Life Improvement and Future Light Youth Organization | - | Not flagged |
| Firelight Foundation | - | Not flagged |
| Food 4 Everyone | - | Not flagged |
| Forgotten Diamonds | - | Not flagged |
| Foundation For Peace | - | Not flagged |
| Free The Children | - | Not flagged |
| Gardens for Health | - | Not flagged |
| Gawad Kalinga | - | Not flagged |
| Generation of Leaders Discovered (GOLD) | - | Not flagged |
| GeoHazards International | - | Not flagged |
| Givology | - | Not flagged |
| Goodweave | - | Not flagged |
| GOONJ | - | Not flagged |
| Grameen Alo | - | Not flagged |
| Habitat for Humanity International | - | Not flagged |
| HaitiCorps International | - | Not flagged |
| Hand of Hope | - | Not flagged |
| Handicap International | - | Not flagged |
| HealthRight International | - | Not flagged |
| Helping Hands | - | Not flagged |
| Hope Beyond Worldwide | - | Not flagged |
| Hope for Suffering Humanity | - | Not flagged |
| Humanitarian Services of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | - | Not flagged |
| ICICI Foundation | - | Not flagged |
| INJAZ Al-Arab | - | Not flagged |
| International Organization for Migration | - | Not flagged |
| International Resources Group | - | Not flagged |
| J/P HRO | - | Not flagged |
| Jewish Heart for Africa | - | Not flagged |
| Kabissa | - | Not flagged |
| Komaza | - | Not flagged |
| Landesa (formerly Rural Development Institute) | - | Not flagged |
| Machik | - | Not flagged |
| Magna Children at Risk | - | Not flagged |
| Marie Stopes International | - | Not flagged |
| MicroEmpowering | - | Not flagged |
| Nabuur | - | Not flagged |
| Nari Gunjan | - | Not flagged |
| Nepal Youth Foundation | - | Not flagged |
| Next of Kin Registry (NOKR) | - | Not flagged |
| Nuru International | - | Not flagged |
| Pardada Pardadi Educational Society | - | Not flagged |
| Partners in Progress | - | Not flagged |
| Partnership for Child Development | - | Not flagged |
| Plan Canada | - | Not flagged |
| Plan International | - | Not flagged |
| Plenty International | - | Not flagged |
| PointCare Technologies | - | Not flagged |
| Pradan | - | Not flagged |
| Restavek Freedom Foundation | - | Not flagged |
| Right to Play | - | Not flagged |
| Rutgers WPF | - | Not flagged |
| SAWA - Australia | - | Not flagged |
| School for Life | - | Not flagged |
| SHARE Foundation | - | Not flagged |
| Smallholders Foundation | - | Not flagged |
| Straight Talk Foundation | - | Not flagged |
| SurfAid International | - | Not flagged |
| Sustainable Kidney Care Foundation | - | Not flagged |
| TCI Foundation | - | Not flagged |
| Terre des Hommes International Federation | - | Not flagged |
| The Asia Foundation | - | Not flagged |
| The GENESIS Network | - | Not flagged |
| The New Sudan Education Initiative | - | Not flagged |
| The Prem Rawat Foundation | - | Not flagged |
| The Task Force for Global Health | - | Not flagged |
| Valid International | - | Not flagged |
| Vittana | - | Not flagged |
| White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood | - | Not flagged |
| World Bicycle Relief | - | Not flagged |
| World Education | - | Not flagged |
| World Educational Relief | - | Not flagged |
| 100 Friends | - | Not revisited |
| Accelerating Access Initiative to HIV Care (AAI) | - | Not revisited |
| ACCION International | - | Not revisited |
| Action TB Programme | - | Not revisited |
| Acumen Fund | - | Not revisited |
| ADRA | - | Not revisited |
| AfDevInfo | - | Not revisited |
| Affordable Medicines Facility for Malaria (AMFm) Taskforce (previously Global ACT Subsidy) | - | Not revisited |
| Afghan Institute of Learning | - | Not revisited |
| Aflatoun (formerly Child Savings International) | - | Not revisited |
| African Comprehensive HIV/Aids Partnership (ACHAP) | - | Not revisited |
| African Enterprise | - | Not revisited |
| African Programme for Onchocerciasis Control (APOC) | - | Not revisited |
| Africare | - | Not revisited |
| Aga Khan Foundation, USA | - | Not revisited |
| Aga Khan Planning and Building Services | - | Not revisited |
| Aid to Artisans | - | Not revisited |
| Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (AHPSR) | - | Not revisited |
| Alliance for Microbicide Development (AMD) | - | Not revisited |
| Alola Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Amazon Conservation Team | - | Not revisited |
| Amendis | - | Not revisited |
| American Assistance for Cambodia/Japan Relief for Cambodia | - | Not revisited |
| American Council on Renewable Energy | - | Not revisited |
| American Jewish World Service | - | Not revisited |
| American Near East Refugee Aid | - | Not revisited |
| American Red Cross | - | Not revisited |
| American Refugee Committee International | - | Not revisited |
| Americares | - | Not revisited |
| AMMOR | - | Not revisited |
| Amnesty International | - | Not revisited |
| AMREF | - | Not revisited |
| AMURT | - | Not revisited |
| Anchor International Ministries | - | Not revisited |
| Anti-Slavery International | - | Not revisited |
| Arariwa | - | Not revisited |
| Artesunate Suppository for Emergency Treatment of Severe Malaria | - | Not revisited |
| Ashoka | - | Not revisited |
| Asociación Cooperación para el Desarrollo Rural de Occidente (CDRO) | - | Not revisited |
| Association for Progressive Communications | - | Not revisited |
| ATINCHIK | - | Not revisited |
| AWaPo | - | Not revisited |
| Børnefonden | - | Not revisited |
| Badin Rural Development Society | - | Not revisited |
| Bandhan | - | Not revisited |
| Barakat | - | Not revisited |
| Barefoot College (Social Work and Research Centre) | - | Not revisited |
| Be A Hero | - | Not revisited |
| Benetech | - | Not revisited |
| Best Buddies International | - | Not revisited |
| Bethany Children Support Network - Kenya | - | Not revisited |
| BioRegional Development Group | - | Not revisited |
| BODHI | - | Not revisited |
| Bruce Peru | - | Not revisited |
| Build Change | - | Not revisited |
| Business Council for Peace | - | Not revisited |
| Caja Municipal de Ahorro y Credito de Ica S.A. | - | Not revisited |
| Caja Nacional del Sureste | - | Not revisited |
| Canadian Crossroads International | - | Not revisited |
| Caravane d'Evangelisation et de Conseil Social | - | Not revisited |
| Caritas | - | Not revisited |
| Catholic Relief Services | - | Not revisited |
| Center for Gender Health and Gender Equity | - | Not revisited |
| Centre for Environment and Human Development | - | Not revisited |
| Ceres | - | Not revisited |
| Chad Relief Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Charity Camp Children's Home | - | Not revisited |
| CHF International | - | Not revisited |
| Child Family Health International | - | Not revisited |
| Child Health Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Childcare Worldwide | - | Not revisited |
| ChildFund International | - | Not revisited |
| Children International | - | Not revisited |
| Children's Vaccine Initiative (CVI) | - | Not revisited |
| Children's Vaccine Programme at PATH (CVP at PATH) | - | Not revisited |
| Christian Fellowship and Care Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Christian Foundation for Children and Aging | - | Not revisited |
| Christian Relief Fund | - | Not revisited |
| Church World Services | - | Not revisited |
| CIDA City Campus | - | Not revisited |
| Ciudad Saludable | - | Not revisited |
| Clean Water Action | - | Not revisited |
| Co-operation In Development (CO-ID) | - | Not revisited |
| College Summit | - | Not revisited |
| Committee for Democracy in Information Technology (CDI) | - | Not revisited |
| Community Wake Organization | - | Not revisited |
| Compartamos Banco | - | Not revisited |
| Compassion International | - | Not revisited |
| Concept Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Concern America | - | Not revisited |
| CONRAD | - | Not revisited |
| Conservation Stewards Program at Conservation International | - | Not revisited |
| Consorcio de Organizaciones Privadas de Promoción al Desarrollo de la Micro y Pequeña Empresa (COPEME) | - | Not revisited |
| Consortium for Industrial Collaboration in Contraceptive Research (CICCR) | - | Not revisited |
| Contraceptive Research and Development | - | Not revisited |
| Convoy of Hope | - | Not revisited |
| Credito con Educacion Rural (CRECER) | - | Not revisited |
| CURE International | - | Not revisited |
| CUSO-VSO | - | Not revisited |
| Danish Refugee Council | - | Not revisited |
| Dengue Vaccine Project (DVP) | - | Not revisited |
| Deutsche Welthungerhilfe | - | Not revisited |
| Developing Indigenous Resources | - | Not revisited |
| Development and Peace | - | Not revisited |
| Diakonia | - | Not revisited |
| Dialogue on Water, Food and Environment | - | Not revisited |
| Diflucan Donation Programme | - | Not revisited |
| Direct Relief International | - | Not revisited |
| DKT International | - | Not revisited |
| Doctors of the World USA | - | Not revisited |
| Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) | - | Not revisited |
| Domes for the World | - | Not revisited |
| DrumNet | - | Not revisited |
| Easter Seals | - | Not revisited |
| Ecofuturo | - | Not revisited |
| EcoLogic Development Fund | - | Not revisited |
| EcoPeace | - | Not revisited |
| Eli Lilly Mental Health Donation | - | Not revisited |
| Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| EMAS Canada | - | Not revisited |
| Endeavor | - | Not revisited |
| EndPoverty | - | Not revisited |
| EngenderHealth | - | Not revisited |
| Episcopal Relief and Development | - | Not revisited |
| European Vaccine Initiative | - | Not revisited |
| FairBank | - | Not revisited |
| Family Care International | - | Not revisited |
| Farm Sanctuary | - | Not revisited |
| Feed My Starving Children | - | Not revisited |
| Feed The Children | - | Not revisited |
| FINCA International | - | Not revisited |
| First Isabela Cooperative (FICO) | - | Not revisited |
| First Macro Bank (FMB) | - | Not revisited |
| First Valley Bank | - | Not revisited |
| Food for Life | - | Not revisited |
| Food For The Hungry | - | Not revisited |
| Food for the Poor | - | Not revisited |
| Foundation for Development of Needy Communities (FDNC) | - | Not revisited |
| Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics | - | Not revisited |
| Franciscan Family Apostolate | - | Not revisited |
| Free Africa Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Free the Slaves | - | Not revisited |
| Friends of African VIllage Libraries | - | Not revisited |
| Friends of the World Food Program | - | Not revisited |
| Friends-International | - | Not revisited |
| Gaia Amazonas | - | Not revisited |
| Gates Foundation/University of North Carolina Partnership for the Development of New Drugs (GFUNC) | - | Not revisited |
| Gift of Life International | - | Not revisited |
| Gleaning for the World | - | Not revisited |
| Global Action | - | Not revisited |
| Global Aid Network | - | Not revisited |
| Global Alliance for TB Drug Development | - | Not revisited |
| Global Alliance to Eliminate Leprosy (GAEL) | - | Not revisited |
| Global Business Council on HIV & AIDS (GBC) | - | Not revisited |
| Global Campaign for Microbicides | - | Not revisited |
| Global Collaboration for Development of Pesticides for Public Health (GCDPP) | - | Not revisited |
| Global Elimination of Maternal and Neonatal Tetanus (MNT) | - | Not revisited |
| Global Fairness Initiative | - | Not revisited |
| Global Footprint Network | - | Not revisited |
| Global Fund For Women | - | Not revisited |
| Global Guinea Worm Eradication Program (GWEP) | - | Not revisited |
| Global Heritage Fund | - | Not revisited |
| Global Microbicide Project (GMP) | - | Not revisited |
| Global Operations and Development/Giving Children Hope | - | Not revisited |
| Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) | - | Not revisited |
| Global Public-Private Partnership for Hand Washing with Soap | - | Not revisited |
| Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) | - | Not revisited |
| Global Resource Alliance | - | Not revisited |
| Global Retirees Welfare Organisation Local Non-Profit N.G.O. | - | Not revisited |
| Global Task Force on Cholera Control | - | Not revisited |
| GlobalGiving | - | Not revisited |
| Go Green Initiative | - | Not revisited |
| GOAL | - | Not revisited |
| Grameen Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Grameen Trust Chiapas | - | Not revisited |
| Green Bank | - | Not revisited |
| GSK African Malaria Partnership | - | Not revisited |
| Habitat for Humanity of Kent County | - | Not revisited |
| Half the Sky Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Health Care Without Harm | - | Not revisited |
| Health InterNetwork Access to Research Initiative (HINARI) | - | Not revisited |
| Healthstore Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Heifer Project International | - | Not revisited |
| Helping Afghan Women Project | - | Not revisited |
| Hidaya Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| HIMILO Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| HIV/AIDS Info Africa | - | Not revisited |
| Hookworm Vaccine Initiative (HVI) | - | Not revisited |
| Hope for African Children Initiative (HACI) | - | Not revisited |
| Hope for the Nations | - | Not revisited |
| Hope Through Health | - | Not revisited |
| HOPE Worldwide | - | Not revisited |
| House of IDEA Orphanage Centre | - | Not revisited |
| Human Rights Campaign (HRC) | - | Not revisited |
| ICS Africa | - | Not revisited |
| INMED Partnerships for Children | - | Not revisited |
| Institute for Development Studies and Practices | - | Not revisited |
| Instituto Poblano para la Productividad Competitiva (IPPC) | - | Not revisited |
| Intercompany Collaboration for AIDS Drug Development (ICCADD) | - | Not revisited |
| Intergovernmental Forum on Chemical Safety (IFCS) | - | Not revisited |
| International Aid | - | Not revisited |
| International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI) | - | Not revisited |
| International Bridges to Justice | - | Not revisited |
| International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) | - | Not revisited |
| International Center for Transitional Justice | - | Not revisited |
| International Conference on Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Registration of Pharmaceutical Human Use (ICH) | - | Not revisited |
| International Council for the Control of Iodine Deficiency Disorders (ICCIDD) | - | Not revisited |
| International Disaster Emergency Service | - | Not revisited |
| International Eye Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| International Kids Fund | - | Not revisited |
| International Leprosy Association | - | Not revisited |
| International Medical Corps | - | Not revisited |
| International Orthodox Christian Charities | - | Not revisited |
| International Partnership Against AIDS in Africa | - | Not revisited |
| International Partnership for Microbicides (IPM) | - | Not revisited |
| International Planned Parenthood Federation | - | Not revisited |
| International Programme on Chemical Safety (IPCS INCHEM Database) | - | Not revisited |
| International Relief and Development | - | Not revisited |
| International Women's Development Agency | - | Not revisited |
| International Youth Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Invisible Children | - | Not revisited |
| Islamic Relief, USA | - | Not revisited |
| Island Conservation | - | Not revisited |
| Jamaican Children's Heart Fund | - | Not revisited |
| Japanese Pharmaceutical, Ministry of Health, WHO Malaria Drug Partnership (JPMW) | - | Not revisited |
| Joint Compassion Keepers (JCK) | - | Not revisited |
| K-Rep Development Agency | - | Not revisited |
| K.I.D.S. | - | Not revisited |
| Keep A Child Alive | - | Not revisited |
| Kenya Society for the Blind | - | Not revisited |
| Kids Alive | - | Not revisited |
| Kiva | - | Not revisited |
| Kupu Kupu Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| LAPDAP Antimalarial Product Development (LAPDAP) | - | Not revisited |
| Lassa Fever Initiative (LFI) | - | Not revisited |
| LewaUSA | - | Not revisited |
| Light Up The World Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Lions Club International Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Love A Child | - | Not revisited |
| Lutheran World Relief | - | Not revisited |
| MA Center | - | Not revisited |
| MADRE | - | Not revisited |
| Mahboba's Promise | - | Not revisited |
| Making Pregnancy Safer Initiative (MPR) | - | Not revisited |
| Management Sciences for Health (MSH) | - | Not revisited |
| Manchester Bidwell Corporation | - | Not revisited |
| Manuela Ramos | - | Not revisited |
| Map International | - | Not revisited |
| Marine Stewardship Council | - | Not revisited |
| Mazon | - | Not revisited |
| Mectizan Donation Program | - | Not revisited |
| Med-Net | - | Not revisited |
| Medical Missionaries | - | Not revisited |
| Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV) | - | Not revisited |
| Medicins Sans Frontieres Drugs for Neglected Diseases (MSF DND) | - | Not revisited |
| Meds & Food for Kids | - | Not revisited |
| Medshare International | - | Not revisited |
| Meningitis Vaccine Project at WHO/PATH (MVP) | - | Not revisited |
| Mennonite Central Committee | - | Not revisited |
| Mennonite Economic Development Associates (MEDA) | - | Not revisited |
| Mercy Corps | - | Not revisited |
| Mercy Ships | - | Not revisited |
| Merlin | - | Not revisited |
| Microenterprise Access to Banking (MABS) | - | Not revisited |
| Millennium Promise | - | Not revisited |
| Missions of Hope | - | Not revisited |
| MTCT Plus Initiative | - | Not revisited |
| Multilateral Initiative on Malaria (MIM) | - | Not revisited |
| Mumuadu Rural Bank | - | Not revisited |
| Namlo International | - | Not revisited |
| Near East Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Nepalese Youth Opportunity Fund | - | Not revisited |
| Net for Life (program of World Bible Society) | - | Not revisited |
| NetMark, a Regional Partnership for Sustainable Malaria Prevention | - | Not revisited |
| Network on Sustained Elimination of Iodine Deficiency Disorders (IDD) | - | Not revisited |
| New Hope Africa Children Ministries | - | Not revisited |
| New Hope Africa Children Ministries - Uganda | - | Not revisited |
| Niall Mellon Township Trust | - | Not revisited |
| Niramaya Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Norwegian Church Aid | - | Not revisited |
| Norwegian People's Aid | - | Not revisited |
| Norwegian Refugee Council | - | Not revisited |
| ODEF | - | Not revisited |
| OICI | - | Not revisited |
| Onchocerciasis Control Programme in West Africa (OCP) | - | Not revisited |
| One by One | - | Not revisited |
| ONE Spirit | - | Not revisited |
| OneKid OneWorld | - | Not revisited |
| Operation Blessing | - | Not revisited |
| Operation Mercy USA | - | Not revisited |
| Operation Obstetric Fistula | - | Not revisited |
| Opportunity International | - | Not revisited |
| Oprah's Angel Network | - | Not revisited |
| ORBIS International | - | Not revisited |
| Orphans of Rwanda | - | Not revisited |
| Outreach Africa | - | Not revisited |
| Outreach International | - | Not revisited |
| Oxfam | - | Not revisited |
| PACSA | - | Not revisited |
| PADME | - | Not revisited |
| Panel of Experts on Environmental Management for Vector Control (PEEM) | - | Not revisited |
| Partners in Global Health Through Hand Washing (PHW) | - | Not revisited |
| Pathfinder International | - | Not revisited |
| PCDA | - | Not revisited |
| PeaceWorks Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Pediatric Dengue Vaccine Initiative (PDVI) | - | Not revisited |
| Peer Servants | - | Not revisited |
| PeopleAid | - | Not revisited |
| Pharmaceutical Security Institute | - | Not revisited |
| Physicians for Peace | - | Not revisited |
| Plan USA | - | Not revisited |
| Pneumococcal Vaccines Accelerated Development Plan | - | Not revisited |
| Practical Action | - | Not revisited |
| PRASAD | - | Not revisited |
| Prevention International: No Cervical Cancer | - | Not revisited |
| Prince Youth Business International | - | Not revisited |
| PRISMA | - | Not revisited |
| Pro Mujer | - | Not revisited |
| PRODIFAM | - | Not revisited |
| Prohijar | - | Not revisited |
| Project Concern International | - | Not revisited |
| Project HOPE | - | Not revisited |
| Project Medishare | - | Not revisited |
| PSI | - | Not revisited |
| Quaker Bolivia Link | - | Not revisited |
| Refugees International | - | Not revisited |
| Relief International | - | Not revisited |
| Remote Area Medical | - | Not revisited |
| Resplendent Hope | - | Not revisited |
| ReSurge International (formerly Interplast) | - | Not revisited |
| Roll Back Malaria Global Partnership (RBM) | - | Not revisited |
| Room to Read | - | Not revisited |
| Root Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Rural Bank of Mabitac | - | Not revisited |
| Safe Injection Global Network (SIGN) | - | Not revisited |
| SAFER | - | Not revisited |
| Sauti Moja | - | Not revisited |
| Save Dafur | - | Not revisited |
| Save the Children | - | Not revisited |
| Secure the Future | - | Not revisited |
| Sequella Global Tuberculosis Foundation (SGTBF) | - | Not revisited |
| Serrv International | - | Not revisited |
| Serve The Children | - | Not revisited |
| Seva Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Shared Interest | - | Not revisited |
| Sight Savers International | - | Not revisited |
| Sindh Agricultural and Forestry Workers' Coordinating Organization (SAFWCO) | - | Not revisited |
| Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms Consortium Ltd. (SNP) | - | Not revisited |
| Sleeping Children Around the World | - | Not revisited |
| Sleeping Sickness Initiative (SSI) | - | Not revisited |
| Slums Information Development and resource Centres (SIDAREC) | - | Not revisited |
| Small Enterprise Education and Promotion Network | - | Not revisited |
| Smiles Change Lives | - | Not revisited |
| SNV Netherlands Development Organization | - | Not revisited |
| Socially Sensitives - Bentota - Sri Lanka. | - | Not revisited |
| Sok Sabay Clinic Initiative | - | Not revisited |
| Solar Electric Light Fund | - | Not revisited |
| Soothe Zambia | - | Not revisited |
| Soroptimist International | - | Not revisited |
| Spandana | - | Not revisited |
| Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR) | - | Not revisited |
| St. Judes Children Research Hospital | - | Not revisited |
| St. Labre Indian School | - | Not revisited |
| Staying Alive Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Stephen Lewis Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Stepping Forward for the World's Children | - | Not revisited |
| Strathmore University | - | Not revisited |
| Straws for Life | - | Not revisited |
| Team Continuum | - | Not revisited |
| Tear Australia | - | Not revisited |
| Tearfund | - | Not revisited |
| TechnoServe | - | Not revisited |
| Tender Hands Initiative | - | Not revisited |
| The $10 Club | - | Not revisited |
| The Banyan | - | Not revisited |
| The Big Issue Namibia | - | Not revisited |
| The Corporate Council on Africa | - | Not revisited |
| The Fabretto Children's Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| The Global School Health Initiative | - | Not revisited |
| The Guatemalan Project | - | Not revisited |
| The Hunger Project | - | Not revisited |
| Think on These Things Ministries International | - | Not revisited |
| Tobacco Free Initiative (TFI) / Tobacco Free Sports Initiative | - | Not revisited |
| TreeAid | - | Not revisited |
| TreesWaterPeople | - | Not revisited |
| Tropival | - | Not revisited |
| Tuberculosis Diagnostics Initiative (TBDI) | - | Not revisited |
| UNFPA (End Fistula Campaign) | - | Not revisited |
| UNFPA Contraceptives Access Project | - | Not revisited |
| UNHCR | - | Not revisited |
| UNICEF | - | Not revisited |
| United Methodist Committee for Relief | - | Not revisited |
| United Nations Development Fund for Women | - | Not revisited |
| Unitus | - | Not revisited |
| Until There's A Cure Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| Vaccine Fund | - | Not revisited |
| Vegfam | - | Not revisited |
| Viramune Donation Programme | - | Not revisited |
| Vision 2020 | - | Not revisited |
| Vitamin A Global Alliance | - | Not revisited |
| VODA Uganda | - | Not revisited |
| Voices of Hope | - | Not revisited |
| War Child | - | Not revisited |
| Water and Sanitation Program at the World Bank | - | Not revisited |
| Water for the Weary | - | Not revisited |
| Waterpartners International | - | Not revisited |
| WatSan Action | - | Not revisited |
| Wells of Hope | - | Not revisited |
| West Africa Fistula Center Foundation | - | Not revisited |
| WHO Programme to Eliminate Sleeping Sickness | - | Not revisited |
| WHO-Pharmaceutical Industry Association Anti-Counterfeit Drugs | - | Not revisited |
| WHO/Novartis Coartem | - | Not revisited |
| Whole Child | - | Not revisited |
| Winrock International | - | Not revisited |
| Women's Dignity Project | - | Not revisited |
| Women's World Banking (WWB) | - | Not revisited |
| World Grace 2001 | - | Not revisited |
| World Hope International/LEAP Africa | - | Not revisited |
| World Missions | - | Not revisited |
| World Neighbors | - | Not revisited |
| World Relief | - | Not revisited |
| World Villages for Children | - | Not revisited |
| World Vision | - | Not revisited |
| Yashua Sanctuary | - | Not revisited |
| Zahana | - | Not revisited |
| Mission Maçonnique des Freres de St Jean Baptiste | - | No website |
| Windhorse International | - | No website |
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We looked at all of the Gates' Foundation's Global Health and Global Development grantees and excluded grantees that seemed to be for-profit, university, or purely research (i.e. no program implementation) organizations.