Quote from: franky1 on August 22, 2016, 09:19:37 PM

Quote from: Barbut on August 22, 2016, 09:02:51 PM

I don't believe in charity organization. World is in the mess, and this charity organization are used for money laundering. When I see them in fancy suits, and expensive cars I think they spent more money on party then to help to people.
This is sad story, but fact is that all charity organizations failed in their task. They didn't understand problem good, and they didn't contribut nothing good in this world, instead of solving the real problems they concentrated on wrong things.

+1
CEO of red cross $1mill salary per year.
stealing 5million (20cents ration) meals every year just to have a nice suit and a nice house
thats 4500 less people getting 3 meals a day while he drives a flashy car and flies around in a flashy jet

take any "charity executive" salary, divide it by 220 and you roughly get the number of people that are not getting fed for a year

Why so cynical? There are plenty of local charities that get by on a shoe string budget and the efforts of its volunteers. They may not have the staying power of a global charity and may disappear during hard times, but they are there. Even though small charities may waste money, e.g. a local soup kitchen in my area spent a lot of money paying for parking ticket fines for their delivery van, but you can't even compare that to the wastage of the Red Cross.