What people say about us
Independent charity evaluators
A number of independent charity evaluators review causes and individual charities and make their own giving recommendations.
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GiveWell
Against Malaria Foundation: #1 ranked charity - 2nd year running
Full review
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GiveWell conducts extensive research with a particularly high level of rigour and analysis and to date has spent hundreds of hours investigating AMF and our work including a distribution site visit to Africa.
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Giving What We Can
Against Malaria Foundation: Joint #1 ranked charity - since Nov 2011
Full review
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GWWC carries out notable levels of research including full reviews of the analysis of other organisations, such as GiveWell.
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The Life You Can Save
Against Malaria Foundation: #1 ranked charity - 2nd year running
Full review
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TLYCS make their own recommendations with reference to research by other organisations.
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Charity Listing websites
A number of organisations list charities and provide various levels of comment on transparency and performance. We include some of them here.
Where we have been asked questions about AMF being listed on other website/s, as appropriate, we include status information here.
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Charity Navigator
AMF is not currently listed on the Charity Navigator website. Charity Navigator
has told us this is for three reasons:
- The latest AMF annual accounts (FY 2011) available to them show revenues under their
threshold of $1m. (We have sent them our 2012 filing which shows revenues in excess
of $2m)
- Charity Navigator has a backlog of 2,000 charities to review and AMF would join
the list beneath that group.
- Charity Navigator do not review any charity with a fundraising cost of $0. AMF has
a fundraising cost of $0 due to our structure and pro bono support. We have explained
the reason for this line item being zero for AMF and asked if, with this understanding,
this would not preclude AMF being reviewed. We are waiting for a response (as at
Oct 2012)
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CharityWatch
AMF is currently not listed on the Charity Watch website. This is because charities
need to be recommended to them by their members. Charity Watch also acknowledge
they have limited resources and are not able to review all the charities they might
wish to.
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