No matter which charity there will always be some sort of political underpinning.
While in the strictest possible sense this is technically true. I don't think the conclusions follow. There are charity initiatives that *almost* everyone supports unanimously. The best example I can come up with right now is helping the communities affected by these hurricanes.
Even this could lead to drama, there could be people that say "but in Africa or elsewhere people have to live their whole life with a catastrophic enviroment and other natural disasters" ... don't underestimate humans