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Learn more about proven charities
Our proven charities are supported by a large body of high quality research that includes everything from randomized controlled studies to independent research.
Malaria Charities
Malaria is one of the biggest, and yet most preventable, global health issue facing the world today. As often is the case, it turns out prevention is the best approach. 
Deworming
Deworming is a cost-effective way to increase school attendance because the effects of parasitic worms can make it difficult for an infected child to go to school. Fortunately, these worms can be treated for a dollar. 
Cash transfers
Giving a "cash transfer" is another way of saying that you're giving people money. That's it. Nothing fancy. Yet it's one of the most effective things you can do to fight poverty. |
How are these areas chosen
We use the most reliable form of experiments known as randomized controlled trials. These allow you to see whether an intervention is effective compared to if it had not been done. 
Why Scientifically proven?
Science consistently beats intuition. Test it out yourself with this game where you guess which charities work, which don't, and which actually cause harm. |
Learn more about Charity Scientists
What are Charity Scientists?
Charity scientists are people who want to revolutionize doing good the same way that science revolutionized medicine. They don't support whatever charity shows up at their door. They think strategically about which to support, back the ones that are scientifically proven and help the most people. |
Other Charity Scientists
The individuals and organizations listed on this page are outstanding examples of what we feel a charity scientist is. The list includes both individuals and organizations. |
Learn more about us
About Us
We want to revolutionize doing good by taking all of the evidence already out there on how to help people effectively and making it accessible to a wider audience. 
Outreach reports
We take all of the evidence available, compile a report, and make it accessible to a wider audience. 
Legal details
Want more information on our tax status or how our donation matching works? Check out our legal details here. |
Our Team
Our team consists of individuals that share the same desire to make the largest possible difference and use evidence to accomplish that. 
Operation details
This is a blog that details our month-to-month organizational progress as well as the more technical details we have on important metrics, such as our financial and time costs. 
Our organizational breakdown
A summary of our organizational operations including our budget, time break down and reasoning behind key decisions. |