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44. i have a releative that gives very generously, but has a policy

Reply to Tx4obama (Original post)

Fri Feb 3, 2012, 02:09 PM

Feb 2012

that if the ceo makes over 1/2 mil, "let the ceo pay my donation, rather than my donation pay the ceo"

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Poll: Should a CEO of a non-profit organization be drawing a salary of aprox. $500,000 per year? [View all] Tx4obama Feb 2012 OP

No. Scuba Feb 2012 #1

Unless of course Ichingcarpenter Feb 2012 #11

That's outragous! I understand and know that CEO of non-profits need to make a salary because Justice wanted Feb 2012 #2

Ha... JSnuffy Feb 2012 #5

Were we ever so naive as to believe that people would work for a charity not to get into the WCGreen Feb 2012 #57

Her compensation is almost as much as the aid package to Planned Parenthhod. geckosfeet Feb 2012 #3

damn eShirl Feb 2012 #6

A most noteworthy tidbit. Thanks. Scuba Feb 2012 #13

Hell no they shouldn't be getting that kind of money. It's disgusting and Ecumenist Feb 2012 #4

Not only NO but HELL NO! hobbit709 Feb 2012 #7

No! City Lights Feb 2012 #8

That is how most big non-profits work... They have to put their money somewhere LiberalArkie Feb 2012 #9

Puts her in the top 2% of nonprofit CEOs. Robb Feb 2012 #10

Thanks for this graph RockaFowler Feb 2012 #23

Evert penny they earn takes away from someone who really needs it RegieRocker Feb 2012 #12

People can't work for free Sanity Claws Feb 2012 #14

Obviously you have never donated your time at a soup kitchen, food pantry etc. RegieRocker Feb 2012 #25

Excuse me! You have jumped to a conclusion without any foundation. Sanity Claws Feb 2012 #53

Like this? RegieRocker Feb 2012 #64

to keep perspective handmade34 Feb 2012 #15

Now you did it... TreasonousBastard Feb 2012 #18

To put in perspective President Obama makes $400,000 annually itsrobert Feb 2012 #24

Come on, 1% shills don't like the whole reality thing...you have to ease it up on them uponit7771 Feb 2012 #29

To be fair... BlueCheese Feb 2012 #45

Their is only 168 hrs in a week and they probably only RegieRocker Feb 2012 #66

She ProSense Feb 2012 #27

don't disagree handmade34 Feb 2012 #34

According to Charity Navigator, she makes $340,498.00. City Lights Feb 2012 #31

thanks handmade34 Feb 2012 #37

Forbes has it over a half million dollars itsrobert Feb 2012 #47

I was talking about Cecile Richards. City Lights Feb 2012 #48

Thanks for posting the charity navigator link BrendaBrick Feb 2012 #52

Thanks for posting that list! City Lights Feb 2012 #54

I noticed that too! BrendaBrick Feb 2012 #61

No Generic Other Feb 2012 #16

Yep, dearly regret it Aerows Feb 2012 #63

That's not a "salary" izquierdista Feb 2012 #17

None? Union dockworkers at Newark make more than that with overtime. TreasonousBastard Feb 2012 #22

With overtime. izquierdista Feb 2012 #33

At least they are actually working Aerows Feb 2012 #60

Exactly!!! RegieRocker Feb 2012 #67

How much should they make? TreasonousBastard Feb 2012 #19

Here's another ProSense Feb 2012 #20

this precedent was set by William Aramony of the United Way in the 90's DrDan Feb 2012 #21

No, and they will regret having the light shined on them from the attention. Safetykitten Feb 2012 #26

CEO my ass Footay Feb 2012 #28

no no no AmandaRuth Feb 2012 #30

NO. aquart Feb 2012 #32

Private organizations shouldn't be the only safety net. We need to increase funding to NIH. yardwork Feb 2012 #35

+1000 handmade34 Feb 2012 #38

Yes they should, HOWEVER, all workers wages should be adjusted upwards to what they should be stevenleser Feb 2012 #36

Conversely laundry_queen Feb 2012 #68

No, but I can understand how it might happen Douglas Carpenter Feb 2012 #39

While I agree that she is getting payed excessively, I think someone making $50,000 Nikia Feb 2012 #42

Absolutely not.... truebrit71 Feb 2012 #40

a related question. mysuzuki2 Feb 2012 #41

No!. n/t arthritisR_US Feb 2012 #43

i have a releative that gives very generously, but has a policy flexnor Feb 2012 #44

That is A LOT of donation money needed Broderick Feb 2012 #46

No- especially as CEO for a non-profit named after (exploiting the name of) her dead sister. nt stlsaxman Feb 2012 #49

In a perfect world non-profit agencies such as this would be unnecessary. hunter Feb 2012 #50

No Vehl Feb 2012 #51

yes and no dembotoz Feb 2012 #55

Of course not, that is horrible. Rex Feb 2012 #56

Simple answer, No n/t Aerows Feb 2012 #58

Our nonprofit hospital CEO makes over 400k... ileus Feb 2012 #59

I run a non profit Dorian Gray Feb 2012 #62

No. ellisonz Feb 2012 #65

No. bhikkhu Feb 2012 #69