Thank you for an excellent conversation and for some actionable items we can all take to move this conversation and action forward. Just imagine all of the amazing and critical work that could get done in our country we even just a 5% difference in payouts etc... Nonprofit folks are incredibly creative and impactful with funds and the time is past overdue to invest in the changes we need. thank you
In my perfect world, this Chuck Collins and my past YMCA colleague and friend Chuck Collins (now retired CEO of the San Francisco Y) would be chosen together to refine the interface between nonprofits and donors!
I have no idea what your main point is? If organizations want to donate and save taxes simultaneously, so be it. It is their money. Without wealth, many of us would be out of jobs. If you force payouts, then the money will go elsewhere. Maybe this is simplistic thinking, but you do not want to alienate those with the money.
Thank you for an excellent conversation and for some actionable items we can all take to move this conversation and action forward. Just imagine all of the amazing and critical work that could get done in our country we even just a 5% difference in payouts etc... Nonprofit folks are incredibly creative and impactful with funds and the time is past overdue to invest in the changes we need. thank you
Vu, it's not just hoarding! It's the naming of buildings and programs for those giving a mere fraction so that they might claim a right to be lauded.
This is a brilliant presentation
In my perfect world, this Chuck Collins and my past YMCA colleague and friend Chuck Collins (now retired CEO of the San Francisco Y) would be chosen together to refine the interface between nonprofits and donors!
Yes!! I’m pissed too Vu.
Fantastic conversation
I have no idea what your main point is? If organizations want to donate and save taxes simultaneously, so be it. It is their money. Without wealth, many of us would be out of jobs. If you force payouts, then the money will go elsewhere. Maybe this is simplistic thinking, but you do not want to alienate those with the money.