Slate Has A List Of Charitable Organizations You Should Keep An Eye On

Not only because a lot of good actually does come out of this big vein of charity Americans have had for some time now, but also because the sums are just so large now. And as I have said before: In Capitalism, if a thing can be corrupted, it will be corrupted, eventually. And you don't need numbers even half the size of a lot of these to provide incentive on that score.

Kudos to Slate for taking the time and effort to put this together.

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The rich might found grand new institutions, for instance, or help expand existing ones. Libraries, concert halls, hospitals, homeless shelters, even vast expanses of pristine wilderness — these are things that, once bought and paid for, can be seen, experienced, and enjoyed. And then there are the tech moguls.