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St. Jude (ALSAC/St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital) consistently earns top marks from major charity evaluators — Charity Navigator shows a 4/4 star (99%) consolidated rating for ALSAC/St. Jude (EIN...
The Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation has generated supporting 9/11 first responders, veterans, and fallen-first-responder families, while also attracting specific governance and transaction ...
St. Jude and its fundraising arm ALSAC publicly report that roughly 81–82 cents of every dollar goes to research, treatment and hospital operations while the remaining 18 cents cover fundraising and a...
Based on recent filings and third‑party analyses, Wounded Warrior Project reported roughly $376 million in total expenses in its 2024 tax reporting year, of which about 70.2% was calculated as program...
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) presents itself as the nation’s leading post‑9/11 veterans service organization and reports large-scale programs, partnerships and research: it funded 39 community partne...
St. Jude’s own materials state that five cents of every donated dollar — 5% — goes to administration costs . St. Jude also reports that over the last seven years 82 cents of every donated dollar went ...
Independent charity evaluators Charity Navigator and CharityWatch both rate the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation highly: Charity Navigator gives the organization a top 4‑star rating (includi...
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) reports that about 70% of its spending—more than $263 million in fiscal year 2024—went to programs and services for wounded warriors, families, and caregivers; the charit...
Charity watchdogs show Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) currently rated highly by several major evaluators: Charity Navigator lists WWP as a 4‑star charity (per its site) and BBB Wise Giving Alliance/Giv...
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) has been evaluated by multiple independent charity watchdogs with mixed results: Charity Navigator gives WWP top marks (4/4 stars, roughly 98%), while CharityWatch has be...
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) is a federally tax-exempt 501(c) charity that says it serves more than 272,000 post‑9/11 veterans and registered over 2,250 new participants per month in 2024; WWP holds ...
St. Jude / ALSAC continues to receive top marks from major charity evaluators: Charity Navigator shows a 99% score and a four‑star rating in recent profiles , Give.org lists ALSAC as an Accredited Cha...
Charity watchdogs gave Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) mixed but generally positive evaluations from 2021–2025: Charity Navigator shows WWP at high scores including a four‑star (near 98–100%) rating in ...
Tunnel to Towers reports very high program spending: independent watchdog CharityWatch calculates the foundation spent 93% of its cash expenses on programs and 7% on fundraising/administration in the ...
Tunnel to Towers reports very high program spending: CharityWatch calculates that the foundation spent 93% of its cash expenses on programs (7% on overhead) in its most recent analysis, and CharityWat...
Charity watchdogs rate the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation highly: CharityWatch gives it an “A+” and reports it spent 93% of cash expenses on programs in 2022 (overhead 7%) . Charity Naviga...
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) is currently presented by major charity-watchers as an accredited and highly rated nonprofit: Charity Navigator lists WWP as a four‑star charity, the Better Business Bure...
Charity watchdogs and Wounded Warrior Project’s own filings show roughly 70% of recent budgets went to programs and about 30% to overhead: CharitiesForVets reports 70.2% to programs and 29.8% overhead...
Charity evaluators mostly rate St. Jude (and its fundraising arm ALSAC) highly on financial accountability and transparency: Charity Navigator gives ALSAC/St. Jude a four‑star, near‑top score (99% or ...
Independent evaluators and third‑party ratings in 2023–2025 show Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) with strong external endorsements on accountability and program reach: Charity Navigator gives WWP a four...