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Topic	It annoys the fuck out of me when I feel like my generosity is abused
Doctor Foxx 09/12/18 1:28:34 PM #19:	shadowsword87 posted... Doctor Foxx posted... wwinterj25 posted... Doctor Foxx posted... Any charity with paid staff, your donations at least in part go to the costs of employing people. it sounds bad. But it's 100% necessary for charities to actually do things. Money does nothing without people putting it to proper use. Indeed. If possible cut out the middle man. You can't really short of donating to the charity directly with cash as opposed to doing something like donating to the United Way with a credit card Your money is still going to someone's wages either way Yeah, it's not like you can just donate to a computer who then processes the money, and then deposits it into someone's account. You need a human figuring out where the money should go, how to get it to them, and so on. And humans take money to operate with any sort of real efficiency. You really don't know how charities operate. It's ok I've got years of experience handling financials for one --- Never write off the Doctor! <cite>Doctor Foxx posted [p:908604070] in It annoys ... [t:76994145]...</cite> <quote><cite>shadowsword87 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Doctor Foxx posted...</cite> <quote><cite>wwinterj25 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Doctor Foxx posted...</cite> <quote>Any charity with paid staff, your donations at least in part go to the costs of employing people. it sounds bad. But it's 100% necessary for charities to actually do things. Money does nothing without people putting it to proper use.</quote> Indeed. If possible cut out the middle man.</quote> You can't really short of donating to the charity directly with cash as opposed to doing something like donating to the United Way with a credit card Your money is still going to someone's wages either way</quote> Yeah, it's not like you can just donate to a computer who then processes the money, and then deposits it into someone's account. You need a human figuring out where the money should go, how to get it to them, and so on. And humans take money to operate with any sort of real efficiency.</quote> You really don't know how charities operate. It's ok I've got years of experience handling financials for one --- Never write off the Doctor!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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