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I like the transparency that there seems to be around this as it makes me more likely to donate the money. It seems to mean that basically they get 9% of donat
by zobzu 11y ago
I like the transparency that there seems to be around this as it makes me more likely to donate the money.
It seems to mean that basically they get 9% of donations to cover various costs. Both non-negligible but also not too bad.
Still would like to know what the "overhead costs" are.
- reagency 11y agoWhen you go to the grocery store, do you interrogate to find out what they spend overhead costs are, or do you ask if the product is worth the price?
- MCRed 11y agoIn the case of buying a product you can evaluate the product directly. This is much harder with charity, so you can look at their financial efficiency to see if your money is helping people or helping the operators of the "charity" to get rich.
- tomjen3 11y agoApples to Oranges. The grocery store can set the money on fire for all I care. The charity, not so much.