How to tell which charity is legitimate
Washington AP guidance helps donors tell legitimate groups from scams. Key tips include checking Better Business Bureau or National Information Bureau ratings, verifying tax exempt status with the IRS, and asking about annual reports budgets leadership program services community presence and how donations are spent.
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United Way
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Most dropouts regret the decision
A government survey found that 14 percent of 1980 high school sophomores dropped out and most now regret leaving school. Over 27 percent of dropouts were unemployed or seeking other work, with many in low or unskilled jobs. The study links dropout rates to family poverty and grades, noting regional and gender differences.
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National Center For Education Statistics
Education Department
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