Not at all. My sister raises millions for the Canadian Cancer Society, and she makes a good salary - but she will ultimately leave if they don't give her more money, because she works 65 hours a week and is on the road six days out of seven. It is a job that requires far more than a kind heart and a desire to do good - it requires fair compensation. Luckily, the CCS understands that, so they'll likely end up creating a position for her just to keep her on board...
Losing your number one fundraiser because of some silly ideological objection to paying a decent, fair salary makes no sense. Nor should it. If we are going to do the capitalist thing, it makes sense to me that people who run a good charity be very well compensated. It also makes sense for charities to compete for that talent... A proven track record is invaluable, seeing as how keeping below that 15% threshold is pretty difficult to do if you make even one big mistake.
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Re: 10 reasons to double-think that charity donation
by The Dharma Bum » Tue Aug 26, 2014 7:07 am
wouldn't need charity if we had a just social and economic system
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Re: 10 reasons to double-think that charity donation
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Re: 10 reasons to double-think that charity donation
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Re: 10 reasons to double-think that charity donation
by John Galt » Tue Aug 26, 2014 11:41 am
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Re: 10 reasons to double-think that charity donation
by John Galt » Tue Aug 26, 2014 11:52 am
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