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Charity Charge cardholders donate their 1 percent cash back rewards to nonprofits and causes that they select. Beneficiaries are working in local communities and all over the world.
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One charity card, though, lets the cardholder choose up to three nonprofits to receive all of the 1 percent cash back earned with the Charity Charge World Mastercard® Credit Card.
Stephen Garten, CEO and founder of Charity Charge, says the average cardholder donated $272 to causes and charities in 2017.
Below are the 10 nonprofits that received the most donations from Charity Charge cardholders in 2017. Charity Charge lists on its website the top 20 nonprofits receiving recurring donations from cardholders and details about those charities and causes. The 2017 data was released in late January.
Top 10 nonprofits receiving Charity Charge donations
| 1. Whole Planet Foundation |
| 2. Women for Women International |
| 3. Feeding America |
| 4. Austin Pets Alive |
| 5. American Red Cross |
| 6. Maryland Food Bank |
| 7. 1% for the Planet |
| 8. Care |
| 9. 350 Org |
| 10. United Way Worldwide |
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