In this "Mind Your Own Business" we take a look at choosing a charity. Deb Neuman joined Jim Morris on TV5 News at 5 to help you do that.
Choosing a Charity to Support
-Choose something important to you
-Choose one that aligns with your business/brand
-Give to an organization you know
-Find one suited to what you can offer
-Make sure the charity is legitimate
www.charitynavigator.org
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Mind Your Own Business: Choosing a Charity
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