The only problem I see with this is so-called "charities" charging $200 for a shirt and claiming an obscured donation to charity. The person buying the shirt c

The only problem I see with this is so-called "charities" charging $200 for a shirt and claiming an obscured donation to charity. The person buying the shirt can feel good about it, and the company selling the shirt can donate $1 and still keep their promise that they made a donation. Maybe I'm just cynical, but I think with the current economy and business practices going on that I have a right to be.