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A charity badge is a widget used on websites, blogs, social networks or e-mail for promotion of some humanitarian initiative, mainly gathering donations for charity projects.[1]

The idea was initiated by the Yahoo! search engine and the Network for Good charity aggregator.[1][2]

Some companies allow website owners or bloggers to make a personalized badge for setting up a link to a favourite charity, creating the possibility of wide social involvement for donations.[3]

Surveys suggest 61% of people give to a charity because a personal connection has asked them to make a contribution[citation needed].

The charity badge method of giving has gained popularity among communities of online users. Yahoo! promote a contest for gathering the biggest quantity of one-time donations.

## See also

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* Network for good
* SixDegrees.org

## Footnotes

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1. ^ a b Sifry, D. (2007). Yahoo! for Good Launches Charity Badges. TechPresident. Retrieved from https://techpresident.com/yahoo-for-good-launches-charity-badges/
2. ^ Network for Good. (2007). The Online Giving Study: A Call to Reinvent Donor Relationships. Retrieved from https://www.networkforgood.com/resource/the-online-giving-study/
3. ^ Saxton, Gregory D.; Wang, Lili (October 2014). "The Social Network Effect: The Determinants of Giving Through Social Media". Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly. 43 (5): 850–868\. doi:10.1177/0899764013485159. ISSN 0899-7640.

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Charitable giving and practices

Main topics|

* Alms
* Altruism
* Charity (practice)
* Compassion
* Donation
* Empathy
* Fundraising
* Humanity (virtue)
* Philanthropy
* Volunteering

Types of charitable
organizations|

* Charitable trust / Registered charity
* Foundation
* Private
* Crowdfunding
* Mutual-benefit nonprofit corporation
* Non-governmental organization
* International
* Nonprofit organization
* Public-benefit nonprofit corporation
* Service club
* Social enterprise
* Religious corporation
* Voluntary association

Charity and religion|

* Charity (Christian virtue)
* Dāna
* Tithe
* Tzedakah
* Sadaqah
* Zakat

Charity evaluation|

* Aid effectiveness
* Animal Charity Evaluators
* Candid
* Charity assessment
* Charity Navigator
* CharityWatch
* Distributional cost-effectiveness analysis
* GiveWell
* Giving Multiplier
* Giving What We Can
* GreatNonprofits

Further topics|

* Alternative giving
* Benefit concert
* Caffè sospeso
* Charity fraud
* Charity / thrift / op shop
* Click-to-donate site
* Drive
* Donor-advised fund
* Donor intent
* Earning to give
* Effective altruism
* Psychological barriers
* Ethics of philanthropy
* List of charitable foundations
* wealthiest
* Master of Nonprofit Organizations
* Matching funds
* Telethon
* Visiting the sick
* Voluntary sector
* Volunteer grant
* Wall of kindness
* Warm-glow giving

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Phaleristics

Auxiliary science of history and numismatics about orders, decorations, and medals

Distinctions
(Lists)|

| By conferee|

| Founts of honour*|

* States
* and their national/public/official authorities
* Dynasties
* heads of currently or formerly sovereign royal families

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Private|

* Ecclesiastical
* Organisations
* Commercial
* (Self-styled order)

By type|

| Orders|

* Order of chivalry
* Military order
* Order of merit
* Royal family order

| Titles (Styles,
Post-nominal)|

| By function|

* Grand master
* Chancellor
* Treasurer
* Assessor
* Bailiff
* Prior
* Chaplain
* Master of ceremonies

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* Grand Cross / Grand Cordon
* Commander
* Officer
* Hospitaller
* Knight/Dame
* Postulant
* Squire
* Page

Jurisdictions|

* Charter
* Bailiwick
* Chapter
* Commandery
* Obedience
* Grand Lodge
* Lodge

Others,
by field|

| Military (List)|

* List of highest
* Campaign medal
* Law enforcement

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Civilian (List)|

| Society|

* Peace
* Intellectual freedom
* Human rights
* Law
* Humanitarianism
* Politics
* Volunteer

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Culture|

* Architecture
* Art
* Film
* History
* Literature
* Music
* Philosophy
* Poetry
* Theatre

* Science
* Religion-related
* Ecclesiastical
* Sports
* Scouting
* Beauty

By insignia
(Named after
people)|

| For wearing
(decorations)|

| Formal|

* Chelengk
* Collar
* Livery collar
* Grand Cross / Grand Cordon
* with sash
* Medal
* Necklet
* Medal bar
* Medal ribbon
* Robe of honour
* Tiraz

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Other|

* Rosette
* Award pin
* Lapel pin
* Collar pin
* Tie pin
* Badge
* Heraldic
* Pilgrim
* Championship belt
* Embroidered patch
* Epaulette
* Ribbon
* Ring
* Championship ring
* Button
* Campaign
* Service
* Shoulder mark
* Tie clip

Prizes|

* Booby prize
* Wooden spoon
* Deal toy
* Plaquette
* Prize book
* Prize money
* Prize of war
* War trophy
* Human trophy
* Rosette
* Trophy
* Acrylic
* Participation
* Prizes known as the Nobel of a field

Ceremonies
and events|

* Accolade
* Vigil
* Feoffment
* Passage fee
* Festival
* Vow
* Collar day

Related
organisations|

* Family history society
* Fraternity
* Confraternity
* Fraternal order
* Fraternities and sororities
* Secret society
* Guild
* Syndicate
* Learned society
* Fellowship
* Honor society
* Hereditary society
* Club
* Gentlemen's club
* International Commission for Orders of Chivalry
* Magical organization
* Religious order

Related
concepts|

* Chivalry
* Numismatics
* Heraldry
* Vexillology
* Service flag
* Battle honour
* Campaign streamer
* Nobility
* Order of precedence
* Taonga
* Honorary degree
* Devotional medal
* Awareness ribbon
* Code of conduct
* Code of honor
* High society

* * = Direct or indirect reference to fount of honour is the accepted criterion for official distinctions
* Category:Orders, decorations, and medals
* Wikipedia:WikiProject Orders, decorations, and medals
* Wikipedia:WikiProject Awards

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