A Life Aloft
Well-Known Member
I have their complete financials (the numbers that they report) in front of me. I don't give a crap what charity navigator has to say either. I posted the links to their financials. I also stated that they employ many Vets and that this is also part of their overhead. You are completely clueless as to what the WWP actually does and how it works. I also suggested looking at other local Vet programs in the OP's area and even the VA to volunteer at/with and what sorts of activities one could perform/volunteer to do. But you ignore all of that to harp on one thing. The thread is not about donating money to a charity- any charity- to begin with, in case you missed that. It's about a productive way to volunteer one's time. Your favorite activity on this forum, no matter what the subject is, is badgering, going around in senseless, inane circles and arguing for pages upon pages with people and sidetracking threads. I am not going to give you the opportunity to waste a dozen pages on this thread doing that with me, however. Bait someone else.Yep, a great suggestion. Almost a perfect score from Charity Navigator.
@A Life Aloft, the numbers don't lie. They're required to report them to the government yearly. For 2013, 57% of revenue went to program expenses, and 37% went to fundraising.
I'm a big fan of Charity Navigator. I always encourage everyone to use it before making contributions.
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