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How to responsibly donate to Ukrainian causes

  • Written by Beth Gazley, Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs, O'Neill School, Indiana University
imageThese charity leaders teamed up to fundraise on March 3, 2022, for refugees fleeing Ukraine.Stefan Rousseau/PA Images via Getty Images

When Russia invaded Ukraine, I responded like many Americans: by making charitable donations.

I was able to make my gift with confidence because I’m a scholar of nonprofits who has studied giving during...

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