it's the same reason you don't see many atheist "churches". the organizational problem--getting a bunch of people, along with their resources, aligned--has alre

it's the same reason you don't see many atheist "churches". the organizational problem--getting a bunch of people, along with their resources, aligned--has already been solved by the overarching religious organization (and companies, incidentally). it's then a smaller step to use some of those organizational resources for evangelizing in the form of charitable acts.