My pleasure Samikshya, I always prefer to get involve with small charity where money is directly put into welfare of others.
such as:
* AMA KO Ghar: I am so impressed with Dilshova Shrestha; I still wonder do we still have people like her. When most of the people are contaminating food for extra money and politician who is wrecking our life everyday.
* Help Nepal: Great work by Help Nepal, Long term empowerment programs, I always prefer long term empowerment people with education, new skill sets, support etc rather then just handing food/goods.
* Maiti Nepal: Anuradha Koirala what else do I need to say about her.
* Mahabir Pun: great guy, great cause worth supporting him.

I prefer to do away with those charities that are run for profiting and lifestyles of few people. Eg: UN run charities.

I occasionally do contribute to Fred Hollow foundation, founded by Australian eye doctor, a skilled surgeon ,social justice activist who championed the right of all people to high quality and affordable eye care throughout Africa, & Asia (South and South East). Mainly Nepal, Our own hero Dr Sanduk Ruit is part of that Fred Hollow foundation. Til ganga eye hospital was also funded by hollow foundation.

I never believed on UN wings charity, as I know how much they blow up the budget on administration, fat salary packages, facilities for there mid-senior level officers. I prefer to be involved with the charities where I can clearly see where my money is going to and not to be mis-used.