> If you want to donate money fine. But I'd wager if the only choice was donating money less people would donate. If the figures in the article are correct, th

> If you want to donate money fine. But I'd wager if the only choice was donating money less people would donate. If the figures in the article are correct, three out of four people would need to stop donating in order to make that a net loss. (Three out of four people would not stop donating. Give them an easy way to pay and those contributing to a food drive appreciate not schlepping around food.)