> while those earning more than $150,000 donated only 2.7 percent (despite tax benefits the rich can get from charitable giving that are unavailable to someone

> while those earning more than $150,000 donated only 2.7 percent (despite tax benefits the rich can get from charitable giving that are unavailable to someone making much less Its interesting that the taxes these people pay are never factored in. I’d be happy to give more if we could get an audit of the efficacy of the $350M/yr spent in SF on poverty and what that extra would accomplish. Engineers just want to solve a problem, and the throwing taxes and donations at the social engineers does not seem to be working. Is it mean to have some expectations? I feel guilty, but I dont have the time to figure out solving the worlds problems myself.