One doesn’t need studies to determine which charities have negative effects. (That’s not true for the reverse obviously.)
Play Pump is the archetype. There are plenty others, especially in Haiti.
Gleb_T, go on GuideStar. If you’re truly interested in finding the charities with negative effects, there are transparent charities that do more harm then good. Additionally, some have enormous administrative/advertising fees, a vice in itself. I was reading a 990 Form for a charity in Florida with over 85% put to advertising!
One doesn’t need studies to determine which charities have negative effects. (That’s not true for the reverse obviously.)
Play Pump is the archetype. There are plenty others, especially in Haiti.
Gleb_T, go on GuideStar. If you’re truly interested in finding the charities with negative effects, there are transparent charities that do more harm then good. Additionally, some have enormous administrative/advertising fees, a vice in itself. I was reading a 990 Form for a charity in Florida with over 85% put to advertising!