I don't have a big isssue with Wikipedia asking for more donations, even though 99% of the work seems to be volunteered for free. That said, I think we are all

I don't have a big isssue with Wikipedia asking for more donations, even though 99% of the work seems to be volunteered for free. That said, I think we are all getting tired of 501c3's begging for money when they seem to be doing fantastic on paper. I once heard that St. Judes Childrens hospital has 20 years of funding in the bank, and that's taking into account of new procedures, and inflation. Cars for Kids has one house in the Sierra foothills that benefits children. (This was true around 5 years ago when I looked into the nonprofit.) My point is the charities we all know through endless advertising/begging might not need money.