If you’re looking to participate in #GivingTuesday but don’t know where to start, we have good news: @nytopinion’s Giving Guide is back for its second year. For those who can, consider supporting one of the organizations our writers have chosen: nyti.ms/3GSQ2MT
Read recommendations from @NickKristof, who initiated the Giving Guide effort years ago. He notes organizations that welcome refugees to the United States, help families feed themselves and more. nyti.ms/3ikGmRa
.@jbouie emphasizes giving locally to support reproductive rights, reduce recidivism and promote safety for L.G.B.T.Q. people. nyti.ms/3EFmUWQ
.@lourdesgnavarro offers ideas for charities around the world that you can give to. The best part? “Some of these charities only need tens of thousands of dollars to meet their goals, so a little can go a very long way," she writes. nyti.ms/3gEDuOM
Bret Stephens suggests the Rising Seas Institute, which organized the trip he took to Greenland and helped reorient his thinking about climate change. @gailcollins’ choices benefit low-income families. nyti.ms/3OPFekS
.@tressiemcphd highlights organizations that help the farmers and food producers who make possible the dishes that mean something to you. nyti.ms/3XH7ytC
And @lpolgreen suggests supporting community newspapers. “There is significant evidence that the erosion of local journalism has accelerated some of the worst trends in our civic life,” she writes. nyti.ms/3FbwRwt
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