Am I being unfair?

Posted by: Goulah

15th May 2009 11:47pm

With most charity collectors getting paid a hefty "wage", where is the money really going? Which charities actually give all the money to the people they are collecting for?

Glowz

18th Feb 2012 06:17am

No you are not unfair i was actually blown away when applying for a job that the guy who was looking for people to work to help for cancer research and that, he said that the money collected you should be an honest and reliable person who would door knock and collect for cancer causes, and then i asked how do we get paid and how much his reply is that we only get paid with how much we collect after door knocking in what ever area you live in. Tell me am i making a big out of this but i dont see that as a good thing at all collecting all money that suppose to be for cancer research causes and you get to keep that of what you can collect.

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