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You have a responsibility to safeguard your donation to further your personal charity goals. In this day and age charities can't expect blank cheque donations
by wolco 6y ago
You have a responsibility to safeguard your donation to further your personal charity goals.
In this day and age charities can't expect blank cheque donations without specific goals and targets they are personally aligned to.
The project gives up some control when they accept donations.
- gowld 6y agoThat's a far higher bar than we safeguard the rest of our consumer spending. At the end of the day it just sounds like excuse-making to not pay for free stuff.
- zdragnar 6y agoIf I purchase a product, I am satisfied that my money was an exchange for the product and will be used as the company sees fit. If I don't like how they use their money, I won't buy their products. If I donate to an organization, I do so because I believe in at minimum a particular aspect of its operations. If I can't get, in return, some assurance that the money will go towards that aspect, I won't donate to them. To me, the bar for either is essentially the same.