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We Help You, While You Help Others In Need.

At LogixPower we are determined to helping others in need. We as well as our client base help support people ranging from children with special needs, to aiding research in finding cures for diseases, as well as providing assistance with organizations working on international efforts to create peace and stability.

In a sense, LogixPower is pursuing a unique and innovative approach to helping others in need by bridging the gap between you and those in need.

 
There are many organizations that raise money through donations and have extensive management and distribution channels. Most of these organizations operate at many different levels and have a razor sharp focus on one single problem. However, building and managing an organization to raise money and spend it appropriately and wisely is an expensive and complex proposition.
 
On the other hand, we understand from the general public’s stand point, it is a difficult task in today’s busy lifestyle of ours to choose the right organization. The reality is there are literally thousands of organizations out there, each with their own unique history, strengths and weaknesses. Selecting an organization to support is a bit like playing God. Ideally, it should take into account your most valued concerns and convictions.
 
LogixPower works with Non-Profit Organizations like American Institute of Philanthropy (AIP) who have developed a set of criteria and evaluate major charity organizations on an annual basis.

AIP analyzes the current status of these organizations and helps us determine where the funds would be best allocated. The following is just a sample of evaluation criteria that are utilized:

 

 PERCENT SPENT ON CHARITABLE PURPOSE
  This is the portion of total expenses that is spent on charitable programs. In our view, 60% or greater is reasonable for most charities. The remaining percentage is spent on fundraising and general administration. Note: A 60% program percentage typically indicates a “satisfactory” or “C range” rating. However most highly efficient charities are able to spend 75% or more on programs rather than administration.
   
COST TO RAISE $100
  This dollar amount reflects how much is spent to raise each $100 of funds collected. In our view, $35 or less to raise $100 is reasonable for most charities. When a range is given, the lower amount usually reflects the charity’s own decision on how much direct mail and telemarketing costs are bona-fide fundraising expenses. In some cases, LogixPower adjusts the lower number to reflect its different view on whether an item is a fundraising expense or not.
   
EXCEPTION FOR SOCIAL WELFARE GROUPS
  The mailings and phone calls of social welfare groups that are not eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions, may serve a dual purpose: raising funds and recruiting/educating members to write their congressman or make other attempts to influence legislation. We count up to 30% of the cost of such mailings and phone calls as program expenses in its lower number for “% Spent on Charitable Purpose,” its higher number for “cost to raise $100” and its overall grade.
   
YEARS OF AVAILABLE ASSETS
  This evaluation of assets criteria is based on how long a charity with large reserves of available assets could continue to operate at current levels without any additional fundraising. In our view, a reserve of less than three years is reasonable and does not affect a group’s grade.
 
Charity organizations are rated on the above criteria:
 
A = Excellent
B = Good
C = Satisfactory
D = Unsatisfactory
F = Poor
? = Insufficient Information

  These ratings help us and our clients selecting the best charity organization of the year.
 
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