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Disclaimer: I’m not saying it should be different I absolutely love how prior payments to executives/trustees escapes all scrutiny. Its like “ah we didnt get X
by vmception 6y ago
Disclaimer: I’m not saying it should be different
I absolutely love how prior payments to executives/trustees escapes all scrutiny. Its like “ah we didnt get Xmillion this year there is nothing we can dooo”. Which is very responsible for personal finances. Never spend your own, use other people’s money. And in a trust it is almost impossible to do it any other way. Its still interesting to me.
- traceroute66 6y agoThis is exactly why I refuse to give to big brand-name charities. The amount of troughing going on in large charities is absolutely disgraceful. Whether its the remuneration given to those at the top table, the fancy offices the charities occupy in prime real estate locations, the generous use of taxis and business class flights. The list goes on. Until such day the charity regulators put an end to it, I shall continue my no-execptions refusal to give to large charities.
- nmca 6y agoThere are organisations that go to some length to assess which charities give you the most "bang for your buck". GiveWell is the one that I am most familiar with, which reccomends the AMF, amongst other organisations. Donations there can save many lives for little money, so if you're worried about, eg UNICEF spend, I suggest you check it out as an alternative! https://www.givewell.org/ https://www.givewell.org/