What charities do you choose in HB and how do you spread your money?

I usually give 80% or more to A Hope For Autism Foundation or an animal welfare organization, and most of the remaining amount to Humble (except if it is mostly indie developers, then I give them 10-20% too). In the past I have given most to the developers (because the folks who made Evoland and Don't Starve deserve it), but I tend to feel good about donating a large portion to charities.

If I remember to spread (blame the UI for hiding it so well now), 0 for Humble Tips, 70-90% to charity, the rest to developer. I give more to developer when there is one I recognize.

I choose Wikimedia for my charity (if HB doesn't force one on you - which it does depending on the bundle) since it's one of the best starting point for research. I still keep the spread if HB locks the charity, though, since I trust them to pick the right charity when they lock it.

Charity? Never.

Devs? Sometimes.

Humble tip? Always.

I give nothing to charity, I give 100% to the developers because I think they deserve at least the 100% on the money I spend even if it's a little.

Well. I've changed it to some random catholic school. Some bigger charities usualy spend their money in a way i dont fully approve. So. Yes.

Well I always mean to split my money but mostly in my haste I always just press the pay now button before my brain reminds me gently of what I have forgotten to do again
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I'm the same. I usually forgot to change it at all, but when I do I always pick a local animal shelter and give them at least 30%. The developers get 40% and Humble gets 30%.

I usually choose Wikimedia foundation, as a supplement to my yearly donation to them.

On the distribution of my payment I tend to leave it default, unless I do not wish to support some dev/charity or the opposite :)

i donate mainly to animal / earth related charities. the % changes everytime, based on the devs

Mostly Wikimedia or nature/environmental stuff.

I usually choose 1% humble tip, 9% charity, 90% devs. I give most money to devs of the games I bought the bundle for, and no money to devs outside the tiers I bought. My chosen charity is the EFF.

To be honest most of the times I leave it at default since I think that devs and HB must get a bit of money for them to keep doing what they do. The only times I change and give 70% to charity is when I am fully aware of how the charity spends their money and on what.
Almost all of charities I have seen on HB are not for my country so I am not fully aware of what and how they do stuff, since in todays world there are always some "shots" on how shady a said charity is..
So for me (I guess) it is somehow hte easiest to leave it at default then to spend 2,3+ hours per charity trying to see if they do their stuff in a good way/bad way.

I picked World Wildlife Fund as charity and always do 100% charity when buying from HB. If I want to support the dev I will just buy the game from a store.

I leave the charity as the one selected by HB but I`m a bastard and go 100% charity, nothin for HB or developers =)

MSF. When you let Humble choose some of the charities seem... questionable so sod it, everything goes to them now.

I keep the default ratio between HB and devs and set the charity to 0.

I usually give 10% to an animal charity. If there's no choice of charity, I give 0%.

I usually give 10% to Humble, but if I'm annoyed at them for some reason -- such as for including four Humble monthly games in a bundle -- then they get nothing.

I give the rest to the developers.

Every now and then it changes for other reasons, but that's my norm. That was a good question, though; it's interesting to see what others are doing. Thank you! :)

I always do 100% charity to Alzheimers charity.

I normally go 100% charity, and I've gone back and forth between a few charities, but always from the top-rated list for efficiency and transparency from Charity Watch.

Equal money to developer and humble bundle - usually about a buck each. The majority to EFF or whatever charity is on offer.

Some developers I cut out entirely if they are ones I wouldn't want to support... but humble always gets money because I want them to continue filling my steam library with bundles!

I usually give it to MSF, never thought on changing the %, next time I'll take a look at it.
If someone's interested, there's this site when you can browse/search for different charities and see how legit they are.

Wikipedia.