Comments on: What charity gives the highest percentage of their proceeds to their cause? http://www.donation-aid.co.uk/what-charity-give-the-highest-percentage-of-their-proceeds-to-their-cause/ Connecting Donors to Aid Tue, 28 Nov 2006 17:28:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Roman C http://www.donation-aid.co.uk/what-charity-give-the-highest-percentage-of-their-proceeds-to-their-cause/comment-page-1/#comment-166 Roman C Thu, 11 May 2006 05:51:24 +0000 http://www.donation-aid.co.uk/what-charity-give-the-highest-percentage-of-their-proceeds-to-their-cause/#comment-166 Catholic Charities give 93-95% of what they take in to the causes they are helping. Catholic Charities give 93-95% of what they take in to the causes they are helping.

]]> By: Reality Man http://www.donation-aid.co.uk/what-charity-give-the-highest-percentage-of-their-proceeds-to-their-cause/comment-page-1/#comment-165 Reality Man Wed, 10 May 2006 14:30:51 +0000 http://www.donation-aid.co.uk/what-charity-give-the-highest-percentage-of-their-proceeds-to-their-cause/#comment-165 I have heard that in general, churches use the money more wisely and generously for charitable causes. I don't have conclusive evidence of that, but I have heard it from fairly reliable sources. Doing some real research would answer that for sure. I also recently heard that that was (and is still) the case for Katrina victims. It makes sense too, because you seldom see a priest or preacher driving around in a Lexus. (Of course, there are the money-grubbing phonies who cast a bad light on the real good people, but I'm talking about the general rule, not the exceptions.) And I do see a LOT of church groups doing good things...i.e. volunteering. BTW, I've also heard that the people to be MOST cautious of are the phone solicitors. Many of them are just scams. I have heard that in general, churches use the money more wisely and generously for charitable causes. I don’t have conclusive evidence of that, but I have heard it from fairly reliable sources. Doing some real research would answer that for sure. I also recently heard that that was (and is still) the case for Katrina victims.

It makes sense too, because you seldom see a priest or preacher driving around in a Lexus. (Of course, there are the money-grubbing phonies who cast a bad light on the real good people, but I’m talking about the general rule, not the exceptions.) And I do see a LOT of church groups doing good things…i.e. volunteering.

BTW, I’ve also heard that the people to be MOST cautious of are the phone solicitors. Many of them are just scams.

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