Only 32% of your money goes to charity. And the 100 soldiers that were sent aren't even fighting. Ugandan president says they can fight their own wars. What you've all been feed is shit from the media, YouTube ect. If you actually want to help donate to a charity that uses all your money and stop being an attention whore seeking an ego boost.
The whole 32% of your money goes to them thing is realistic. They are a newer organization with the cost of keep a organization up, shipping, and office fees, the money makes sense. Did you know that each state has a fee to pay to run your organization in that state? Some are as high as five thousand dollars. The lowest is about a thousand. Now imagine paying that for all fifty states. Also, if they need to sen things over to Africa, shipping, handling, processing, are already things to consider. When you send a package out of the country, how much does it cost you? Even calling out of the country costs something! It's not exactly "easy money" for everyone. Lastly, I'm almost positive every organization has offices, and employees. Don't they have to pay their rent on that office? Don't the have to pay their employees their salaries? I believe so. That's a significant amount of money aswell. How much money do you think they are going to spend a year? Obviously not something they can pull out of their pockets. The donations have to go to some of it. Therefore, when you donate your money to the kids in Africa, you also donate your money to Invisible Children. This will help Invisible Children continue to run. When the organization continues to run, more people can donate to the kids in Africa. Thank you.
Umm melly.... Invisible Children is not a new organization/Charity... They've been around for quite a while now...
Which validates her point. They already know how it's done. 32% is not anything new. That's like coke selling their soda. They sell the white cans so that the money bout from that goes to helping save polar bears and the other half is red which goes to the company. Think realistically.
Did I say they were brand new? No, I said they were newer. Most organizations are celebrating fifty to a hundred years of running. Plus, nobody knew about them which means they're more popular now. Seriously, I write that whole thing and that's all you have to say?