[Durham INC] list of organizations to help the homeless/needy
Golden Beltnc
goldenbelt.historicdistrict at gmail.com
Mon Dec 3 14:35:23 EST 2012
Is there any oversight or data on the proportion of funds donated to
locally based nonprofits? A way to know what is going to overheard (staff
and conferences) versus directly to serving the needs of the people (food
or services)? It would be nice to see a verified data like this, so all
donators know how much of their dollars end up reaching those on in need.
Weather 100%, 50%, or less, it would be good to know exact figures and or,
verifiable percentages of direct effect.
DeDreana Freeman
On Sat, Dec 1, 2012 at 8:41 PM, Dan Singer <des at cs.duke.edu> wrote:
> Thru workplace payroll deduction, I contribute to these organizations:
>
> United Way of the Greater Triangle
> http://www.unitedwaytriangle.org/
>
> North Carolina Community Shares
> http://www.ncshares.org/
>
> EarthShare North Carolina
> http://www.earthsharenc.org/
>
> Each supports / contributes to multiple organizations, which are
> listed on their websites. The first two are more social welfare
> oriented. The latter focuses on environmental issues. They accept
> direct donations, too. Give it up! :)
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DeDreana Freeman of the Golden Belt Historic District
Durham N.C. 27701
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