Maybe I've been missing it, but I'm not sure how non-profits pay people to volunteer. I thought that paying them directly for their services would turn them int

Maybe I've been missing it, but I'm not sure how non-profits pay people to volunteer. I thought that paying them directly for their services would turn them into a contractor or employee, and thus make their services no longer volunteer services. But I would love to be incorrect about that, as then I think it could help me with a lot of my work. Edit: And about wanting them to receive cash, I'd actually prefer if everyone received shelter and food and water and air and healthcare, but if we're not going to provide those things, then if we provide them cash maybe they can get them.