Research Non profits and see if you can get other less effective nonprofits on board if they have better reputation, resources or could get the neighborhood to respect itself.

To me, a bad inspection report says "water heater was working at time of inspection with no noted issues" while a good one says "although water heater was fully functional at time of inspection, the serial number indicates it was manufactured in 1997 and therefore may be near the end of its useful life".

At least the manufacturer reimbursed me the cost of the original floor.

She is very good and works for a reputable company in Biloxi.

For reputation purposes I'd make the phone calls.

But if they donate it they would claim a $100K loss while building their reputation how they help the poor (while they contribute to the destruction of the middle class).

I am looking for a reputable title company in the Brooklyn/NYC area.

I have not worked the Youngstown market, its reputation is similar to Detroit.

I have a few reputable people that will write letters of recommendation.

I live in a smaller town so I want to be fair and establish a good relationship/reputation in the area.