Best charities have been selected as the top charities to help charities in 2016.

The charities chosen by Charity Navigator as the most effective charities in the U.S. for 2016 are: the American Red Cross, the Salvation Army, and the American Diabetes Association. 

The charity that won best charity for the best charities category in 2016 was the American Cancer Society, which won the category in 2015 and 2015, respectively.

The charity that took the prize in 2015 was the UCC Children’s Hospital in Kansas City, Kansas, which had a large number of veterans in its care. 

It is worth noting that charities in both categories are not the same as the charities that are ranked in the top three charities in each category.

There is a distinction between a charity that is considered a “major” charity (one that has a large impact on a large percentage of the population) and a “minor” charity.

A major charity is a charity with a major impact on more than 50% of the U,S.

population, and is typically considered to be a major charity. 

A minor charity is one that has small impact on less than 5% of a population and is usually considered to have a minor impact.

This distinction is important to understand because it helps charities know which charities to focus on when making their charitable efforts. 

There are three categories of charities that have received the Charity Navigators top charitable charity award: a) Major charities (which have a significant impact on the U.,S.

economy and population); b) Minor charities (less than 5%); and c) Unsatisfactory charities. 

Major charities are those with a significant economic impact in the United States. 

Minor charities are charities that do not have a large economic impact but do have a small impact in other countries. 

Unsatisfiable charities are the worst charities to donate to because they have not had a substantial impact on their communities and because the organizations that make them are not truly deserving of charity.

The charities ranked in this year’s top charities category were: American Red Cross  $1.1 billion American Cancer Society  $726 million American Diabetes Association  $4.2 billion Disaster Assistance Network  $836 million Disasters Assistance Foundation  $521 million Friends of the American Medical Association  $834 million Helping Veterans   $6.5 billion Joint American Red Crescent Society  634 million