Quick reminder posters only respect Pros

[homie1975]

i am saying it again - show me 100% proof that my $100 in its entirety goes directly to charity, and I will pay it.

i do charitable things in my own community all the time such as donate food directly to local food banks and i serve the food myself as well.

when i donate the food and i serve it as well, i know 100% that my entire donation and effort is going to help the needy.

when i send in $100 to a charity, i do not know 100% that is going in full to help the needy.

often times, the charity takes the majority of it and less than 10% goes to actually help people.

give me info.

now.

[bonzaii]

i am saying it again - show me 100% proof that my $100 in its entirety goes directly to charity, and I will pay it.

i do charitable things in my own community all the time such as donate food directly to local food banks and i serve the food myself as well.

when i donate the food and i serve it as well, i know 100% that my entire donation and effort is going to help the needy.

when i send in $100 to a charity, i do not know 100% that is going in full to help the needy.

often times, the charity takes the majority of it and less than 10% goes to actually help people.

give me info.

now.

Just because you couldnt have your lover dream final in the Open doesn't mean you got to get all sentimental

[The General]

Rudy, I invested them in the la dodgers and Mr Trump futures.

[flyingillini]

If you aren't a pro you should go post at theRx

[homie1975]

the only true Charity is Make a Wish foundation.

the other two are posters here at SBR

here are the facts on Make A Wish foundation:

Make-A-Wish Foundation of America

REVENUE$367M
CATEGORYYouth
COUNTRY/TERRITORYUnited States
TOP PERSONDavid Williams
FISCAL YEAR ENDAug 31, 2017
TOTAL REVENUES$367M
HEADQUARTERSPhoenix, Arizona
As of Dec 11, 2018

Make-A-Wish Foundation grants wishes to children with life-threatening medical conditions.
ON FORBES LISTS
#42
The 100 Largest U.S. Charities 2018



NUMBERS

HIGHEST COMPENSATION1
$615,424

TOTAL REVENUE:
$367M

• $341M
  Private Donations
  
• $16M
  Other Income

TOTAL EXPENSES:
$348M

• $254M
  Charitable Services
  
• $33M
  Management & General
  
• $62M
  Fundraising

SURPLUS/LOSS
$18M

NET ASSETS
$224M

CHARITABLE COMMITMENT2
73%


FUNDRAISING EFFICIENCY3
82%


DONOR DEPENDENCY4
95%



Fiscal Year ending on Aug 31, 2017

• 1: Highest compensation, which includes benefits, one-time payments and deferred compensation, is based on latest available information. In some cases, sum is for a different year. Highest compensation may not be that of listed top person.
• 2: Charitable services as percent of total expenses.
• 3: Percent of private donations remaining after fundraising expenses.
• 4: Percent of private donations remaining after surplus.
• Results may be skewed due to unconsolidated data of national and affiliate groups, rounding or incomplete information.
• Sources: IRS Form 990, annual report or statement of individual charities.
• Ratio increase from previous reported period.
• Ratio decrease from previous reported period.
• No comparable data.
• Same as previously reported period.

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[homie1975]

trying to shame people into sending $100 to only one charity or to one of two posters, is not a good look.

in fact it's disgusting.

[RudyRuetigger]

well i want my charity in sbr as well

we cant always get what we want

but if you try sometimes, you just might find

[Al Masters]

If you aren't a pro you should go post at theRx

Not really... wouldnt have picked up $300 there.