GiveDirectly expanded Rx Kids beyond Michigan to serve all 400 babies born annually in Cleveland's highest-need zip codes, marking the first expansion beyond Michigan.
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Rx Kids Ohio is live today! All 400 babies born annually in Cleveland's highest-need zip codes will receive cash support - no strings attached. Huge thanks to our amazin…
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Give cash to people living in extreme poverty, no strings attached 💸
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- New York, US
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- 1,001–5,000 employees
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GiveDirectly allows governments, foundations, and individual donors to provide direct cash transfers to people living in extreme poverty. Using the latest technology at every step, we locate recipients, integrate them into electronic payments networks, and monitor transfers end-to-end. We charge the full cost of delivering this service and nothing more. We are looking for exceptional talent to help us build the world's most efficient, transparent and scalable system to transfer resources directly into the hands of the poor -- and in the process transform the way international development is done.
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