A four-star rating is the highest a charity can receive. According to Charity Navigator, this rating is given only to those organizations that are considered to be exceeding industry standards and outperforming most charities with a similar cause.  Charity Navigator is the largest charity evaluator in America, evaluating the financial health of over 5,500 charities each year.

”A four-star rating is given to those charities that are financially healthy, accountable and transparent,” said Miki Farris, executive director of Infant Crisis Services.  “Out of thousands of nonprofits, Infant Crisis Services being one of only six in Oklahoma receiving this rating is a genuine honor.”

Infant Crisis Services provides formula, food, diapers and other baby essentials to more than 1,300 babies and toddlers in need each month.

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