I’ll just copy/paste info from various sources. It’s up to you to check out each of them and determine if they fit what you’re looking for.
While this list is not exhaustive, here are some of the charity and non-profit initiatives that interest me personally:
codetoinspire.org [?*] - Teaching women in developing countries to code, which empowers them to step into careers and be role models for the next generation of women.
pencilsofpromise.org [Uphold*] - Building schools, supporting teachers, and creating hygienic water infrastructure in developing countries.
monafoundation.org [Gemini*] - Supporting children’s education and gender equality in economically disadvantaged communities.
fightforthefuture.org [Uphold*] - A collective of activists trying to ensure that technology is used as a tool for empowerment, not oppression.
watsi.org [?*] - Crowdfunding life-saving medical treatments in low-income countries.
rainforestfoundation.org [Uphold*] - Saving South American rainforests through community training and advocacy.
khanacademy.org [Uphold*] - Providing free online education to everyone, at their own pace.
freecodecamp.org [Uphold*] - Free online training in many aspects of computer programming.
You can always contribute to social causes like helping children
Save the Children>
Save the Children is a leading humanitarian organization for children. We’ve changed the lives of over 1 billion children in the U.S. and around the world.But you can also help collection websites like https://lusonumismatix.com/
Again, I haven’t checked to see if all sites listed above are still Verified or anything. But they are something.
I’d also like to say you can always feel free to send tips to me via my Twitter at https://twitter.com/Saoiray or Reddit at https://www.reddit.com/user/saoiray, clicking on each will go to my profile on them and allow you to tip. While I’m not a NGO or anything, I do volunteer my time here and am not paid. Not to mention, I’m disabled and living on a limited budget. So tips for the assistance I do provide are always appreciated.
Lastly, there’s a volunteer who maintains a database of Creators. You can see it at https://bravebat.info/search
They don’t have a way to search via charities and all, but you can search if you know the name of one or just want to randomly pick people off of the list.