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Another great charity I would recommend is Tzu Chi.
They have helped people all over the world and don’t try to preach or convert. A lot of the local chapters are self-sustaining via environmental/recycling programs and when going to disaster areas, volunteers even pay for their own way.
They are also the first overseas NGO allowed into China
http://tw.tzuchi.org/en/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=647%3Atzu-chi-opens-chinas-dirst-overseas-ngo-office&catid=77%3Amissionofcharity&Itemid=177&lang=en
and they are also recognized by the UN.
@JJ
Agreed. Thanks. Added Tzu Chi to charities page and links section.
@DeWang
Awesome! Thanks
http://www.xinxingaid.org.cn/ChannelTempletPage.aspx?CID=ae3d97c4-bf7e-4b0b-a550-d22b1134052c
Highly recommended. I know these guys and have been to their center. Good people, great cause.
Chinese version: http://www.xinxingaid.org.cn/ChannelTempletPage.aspx?CID=6b1bf67b-29dd-4bc0-afbe-8131e2f83ace