The idea of being presented with the names and faces of people in need and asked to choose who to give money to is so repellent to me that, if I encountered Karmabox on a website, I would choose not to donate at all.<p>Seriously. This makes me so incredibly uncomfortable. It's like you're forcing these people to compete with each other to get medical care.<p>I realize that donating to all of them is an option, but it doesn't make the presentation any less icky to me.<p>When I give to charitable causes, I want to feel like I'm entrusting it to people capable of making informed and compassionate decisions about the most impactful way the money can be put to use. I know that charities often fall short of this ideal in reality, but I don't think the solution is to present me, a rich white Westerner, with a menu of suffering third-worlders to choose from. That's just gross.