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Saturday Headlines: GivingWe'll be back with more headlines on January 3. In the spirit of generosity, here's a look at some of the charities and groups preferred by TMN members. Happy Holidays!

Clean Air Task Force organization

works to reduce air pollution in the U.S.

Patagonia Action Works

connects people with environmental groups working in their community.

Sunrise Movement

helps young people organize and take action against the climate crisis and environmental injustice.

Global Empowerment Mission

works to provide immediate'. 'helping families in Israel and Gaza.

Palestine Legal

advocates for the protection of the rights of people who are victimized for expressing pro-Palestinian views.

All for Armenia

Provides immediate and long-term support to IDPs from Artsakh/Nagorno-Karabakh region of Armenia.

Plan International

helps girls and young women in developing countries realize their potential.

Black & Pink

supports lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex prisoners in a variety of ways.

The Asian American Writers Workshop

offers important resources for writers related to migration, race, and social justice.

National Coast Watch

'monitors the British coastline through a network of 60 stations and more than 2,700 volunteers.

The Augusta Heritage Center

Dedicated to preserving and protecting traditional American art forms such as blues, gospel, old time and pulsating dance.

HAAM

helps Austin musicians provide affordable health care focused on prevention and wellness.

MS Society

is registered in the UK and funds global research into the treatment and prevention of multiple sclerosis.

Give Directly

facilitates direct money transfers and allows people to manage money as they see fit.

Charity Navigator

helps you find and explore'. 'charities that match your motives for donating.