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Charity Navigator is a free tool for looking up nonprofits before you donate. Learn how to use it so your generosity goes exactly where you intend.

The Freecycle Network lets people give away and receive usable items for free through local groups, keeping good things in use. Here is how to join and start sharing.

First Book helps educators and programs serving children get new books and learning resources. Learn how to join the network and bring more books to kids.

NFTE helps young people build business skills and an entrepreneurial mindset. Learn how its youth entrepreneurship programs work and how students can get involved.

Junior Achievement helps young people build money smarts, work readiness, and an entrepreneurial spirit through hands-on programs. Here is how families, schools, and volunteers can get involved.

The Buy Nothing Project helps neighbors give, ask for, and share items and skills for free through local gifting groups. Here is how to find your group and join in.

826 National and its local chapters offer free writing and tutoring programs that help students find their voice. Learn how it works and how to find a chapter.

Beyond its thrift stores, Goodwill offers job training, career coaching, and employment services in many communities. Here is how to find programs near you.

Be My Eyes is a free app that connects people who are blind or have low vision with friendly sighted volunteers by live video. Here is how to use it or sign up to help.

Your public library offers far more than books. Discover the free classes, internet access, programs, and digital resources waiting for you with a library card.

Give an Hour connects people with licensed mental health professionals who volunteer their time at no cost. Learn how it works and how to get started.

Modest Needs offers small, short-term grants to help working households cover an unexpected expense and keep moving forward. Here is how it works for applicants and donors.