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Only donate to smaller non-profits, get to know them first, find out if the administrators take any income from the non-profit, then make up your mind to donate
by welder 2y ago
Only donate to smaller non-profits, get to know them first, find out if the administrators take any income from the non-profit, then make up your mind to donate or not.
For example, one charity I like [0] runs a school and the administrators don't take any income from it.
[0] https://www.dominino.de/spenden-helfen https://www.dominino.de/spenden-helfen
- GoodJokes 2y ago[dead]
- ryan_lane 2y agoSmaller non-profits are _way_ more likely to poorly use your funds, especially if they fundraise. Use charity navigator or other reputable organizations to see if a charity you want to support uses your funds well or not. Some non-profits only pay salaries of employees, but spend the vast majority of their time and money on their fundraising events, which are just ways for rich people to throw parties for free. In that case, they'd still pass your test. People who work at non-profits deserve to be paid a similar salary to what they'd be paid in the private sector. The important part is that a non-profit should be using the majority of their funds on their mission (and that may require the majority of the funds going to the workers, depending on the mission).