Confused? Where to donate?

Australia's recent bushfires have motivated people across the globe to donate in some form. It's confusing. One solution may be this:

Pro Bono Australia’s flagship product is their Guide to Giving, to connect donors with causes. With this in mind, they’ve compiled a list of bushfire appeals and charities you can donate to. Links take you directly to the bushfire appeal websites.

https://probonoaustralia.com.au/guide-to-giving/

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lynnwood @ 2020.02.06 3:13 AM
Smokey Sydney is not a good sight now. Good to see a guide to charities that can help address the problems in Australia.

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