Posted on Jul 22, 2018
Fake charity pledged to fight veteran suicide. Instead, it kept millions of dollars
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The kind of scum that preys upon the emotional and Samaritan interests of good people should be placed in a hole, in the ground, standing up, the hole backfilled so that their heads is the only thing protruding from the ground, honey poured over their heads, and fire ants dumped inside a perimeter of 25 yards. In my next post, I will tell you how I really feel about this kind of human trash.
Fake charity pledged to fight veteran suicide. Instead, it kept millions of dollars
Posted from americanmilitarynews.com
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Stop Soldier Suicide
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I recommend looking at this site before donating to a charity. Look at % for Program Expenses to see how efficient the charity is. 100% means all the revenue is passed down to the recipients. As an example, the WWP has a Program Expenses of 74%. This means for every dollar raised, 74 cents go to recipients.
https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary&orgid=12842
https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary&orgid=12842
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LTC David Brown
I use Charity navigator but they only cover charities that are large. Small or charities starting out are not covered. I gave to the Kyle Pease foundation this year. The Kyle Pease foundation helps physically challenged people participate in sports. I have had observed their efforts in many venues. They are small at this point and not rated.
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