I am active on Kiva as well though I don't belong to a team. I shall join Team Atheist next time I log in!

1. Library
2. pet rescue
3. Public radio
4. Alternative energy/transportation

I'v thought about contributing to something like that if I ever have some extra money that I don't need right away. You should post a link to it.

[elizabethtayloraidsfoundation.org]

I have a totally different take on charity than most. It was actually a charitable organization (Children Int'l) that got me away from religion. I started doing research on various charitable groups and most have the same goal: to focus on Humans and our short-term welfare. Often this focus actually increases population growth and assaults on the planets life support systems. I support 2 family planning groups: Engender Health (https://www.engenderhealth.org/index-main.php) and Planned Parenthood. Also FFRF and the Humanists. Nature Conservancy (they have population awareness programs) is another one I support. There are many local groups as our clinic, 5 star library and other conservation groups. In all I donate time and/or money to 28 different organizations few of which are anthropocentric.

Favourite charity? errr.......me!

I sunk a ton into resisting the Dakota Access PipeLine. Mixed feelings. I went to Standing Rock, was there for a couple weeks in Nov/Dec. Between myself and friends, we probably raised 30/40 thousand towards the effort. Unfortuantely, a lot of it was wasted in my estimation. I'd like to contribute more to activist groups oriented towards non-violent disobedience and occupation. Friction on the wheels of destruction, so to speak. However, these groups all need better organization. Flint groups too! A lot of whining with little output towards solution. It's hard to find a good leader in these groups because no one wants to be "the guy or girl" that tells everyone what to do and takes heat for things going wrong. Leadership and strategy is really primitive in these groups. I have found no exceptions so far.

Admirable. Do they do a domestic version of this?

That does sound cool - I'll check it out ...

MIne are Sierra Club , a local cat rescue organization, and the theatre company I'm part of.

I contribute to the Southern Proverty Law Center. Sometimes, to an Native American School in South DeKota.

I like Heifer International. You get to pick the livestock you send A goat? Chickens? Rabbits? An entire water buffalo? A Lot of fun! Plus the recipients pass along the offspring to another family so it is the gift that keeps on giving.
They also have a very high rating of service versus management

Victory Junction [www.victoryjunction.org] is a non-profit that give life changing camp experiences to sick and terminally ill children, at no expense to the kids or their families. They are a part of the Serious Fun Network, which oversees about thirty similar camps around the world.