• Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF):

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  Provides medical care in conflict zones and countries affected by endemic diseases. 

• Oxfam:

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  Focuses on poverty alleviation and social justice, working on issues like water, sanitation, and food security. 

• UNICEF:

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  Dedicated to improving the lives of children worldwide, particularly in emergencies and crises. 

• Save the Children:

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  Works to protect children's rights and provide them with essential services like healthcare and education. 

• World Vision:

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  A Christian humanitarian organization that focuses on long-term development and emergency relief, with a strong emphasis on child well-being. 

• CARE:

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  A global organization fighting poverty and promoting social justice, with a focus on women and girls. 

• Direct Relief:

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  Responds to natural disasters and humanitarian crises, providing medical supplies and other essential resources. 

• Action Against Hunger:

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  Focuses on addressing the root causes of hunger and malnutrition. 

• International Rescue Committee (IRC):

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  Provides assistance to refugees and people displaced by conflict and disaster. 

• Feeding America:

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  Works to end hunger in the United States by supporting a network of food banks and pantries. 

When choosing a charity, it's helpful to consider the specific cause you want to support and to research the organization's transparency and effectiveness. Organizations like Charity Navigator and Charity Watch provide ratings and evaluations of charities based on their financial health and accountability.