The Center for High Impact Philanthropy at U Penn has posted a list: https://www.impact.upenn.edu/ukraine-crisis-how-can-i-help/
Thanks! This is exactly the sort of thing I was looking for, it complements nicely the other lists
I've heard of people giving money directly through services like Airbnb. There might be something especially useful about low transaction cost giving to people in a desparate situation, who may not have much liquidity. But, I'm not really sure, just leaving this comment in case someone else has more information.
Several friends asked me for donation advice to support Ukraine during this war.
Answers like "there are probably not many funding constrained opportunities, it's likely more efficient to give money to help Afghanistan or donate to GiveWell's Maximum Input Fund" are obviously not useful.
I've spent a couple of hours looking at forum posts tagged Ukraine, and haven't been able to come up with advice I'm happy with :/
Personally, I'm getting the impression it probably makes sense to bias donations towards:
- "experienced organizations with a pre-existing presence in the affected country", from GiveWell: 6 tips on disaster relief giving
- independent news sources or humanitarian aid, instead of military support
But don't really have any "I would donate to X" style of advice, or something like the GiveWell list of top charities.
Is anyone in the same situation? What are you currently recommending?
I'll post what I'm currently sending as an answer here
I'm currently sending the following, interested in comments or suggestions.
I think it's probably too many links and too little analysis or actual recommendation.