<human>: Bear with me here with the background if you're interested and have experience. I am someone who donates to charities fairly randomly. The last time I donated was to one to Direct Relief after the Haiti disaster but before reddit had setup an arrangement with them. That was back when I learned about [Charity Navigator] from reddit though and absolutely love the site and what it does (maybe I should donate to them :-)).

Today I received a letter in the mail from [Smile Train]  They help fix cleft lips and cleft palates that children have. Basically helping these kids live a more normal life than they would have otherwise. I went to the Charity Navigator and they don't have anything on the [organization yet] but hope to have information soon after they have had enough public filings. 

So I Googled and found [this at Charity Watch] that makes me a little skeptical of the way they go about getting donations and where the money is actually going. Regardless it sounds like they are doing good work, but are they doing enough good work that's worthy of my donation? Is there another similar organization that would be better? Anyone have any background information or thoughts on them? I am thinking of donating $125 (covers half a surgery) or a bit more.

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<bot>: Thinking of donating to Smile Train but nothing on Charity Naviagor yet and Charity Watch calls some of their practices into question but no one disputes that they are doing good. Looking for your feedback and experiences.