This article decries basically all nonprofits. This is throwing the baby out with the bathwater. There are very effective and important nonprofits out there, ju

This article decries basically all nonprofits. This is throwing the baby out with the bathwater. There are very effective and important nonprofits out there, just like there are scammy ones. The solution is to set constraints on which non profits the city is allowed to contract with. Limit executive pay to no more than 5% of income, limit overhead to no more than 15%, set contract benchmarks for performance by objective metrics and you can weed out the bad actors. My fear is that, as the article (IMO correctly) points out politicians and the bad actors are making too much money for this system to be implemented.