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Posted by: Gerry1945

2nd Jul 2011 07:34pm

Too many charities, not enough regulation by the government. 90 cents goes to the charity coffers an 10 cents goes to the charity if it is lucky.


Kiwigal
  • 14th Sep 2015 01:41pm

I agree with this and my research has been astounding and disappointing!! So I started my own Charity. I am fully responsible for keeping a Preschool in a Guatemalan Orphanage and I promise my supporters that every cent donated gets to the children. I have been running this for 3 years now and it's the most rewarding thing I've ever done after my own family.


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