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In reply to the discussion: What charities do you dislike and why? [View all]BlueStreak
(8,377 posts)in most cases. OK, an exec "only" makes $700K instead of $1.2M. We're supposed to feel better about that? These are people who depend on the charity of others a lot less well off than the execs. They should act like a charity.
Screw them all. No charity should be compensating their execs at more than 10 times the poverty level.
And what about their explanation of the Goodwill stores? They seemed to excuse that as "Oh they are franchise outlets". How does that make things better? I have been wondering how they could open up big stores all over the city, and now I know. They basically franchise these stores to independent operators who are able to draw their own big salaries out of the operations while treating it as a tax-free charity. If I donate $100 worth of good, how much of that actually goes into a program that benefits a needy person? I bet less than a nickel once you pay all the people in this multi-layer structure. Bad as Awway, it seems.