Yes...those anti-poverty groups are very lucrative for their CEOs your tax dollars at work.

[2aguy]

Yes...helping the poor get money from tax payers and from actual do gooders is profitable for the leaders of those groups....

Tax-Funded Anti-Poverty Groups Pay Their CEOs Huge Salaries

Top officials with 14 anti-poverty nonprofits were paid as much as $869,900 as their organizations were enriched with $900 million of taxpayer money, The Daily Caller News Foundation’s (TheDCNF) Investigative Group has found.

The activist groups received as much as 85 percent of their revenue from federal, state and local governments and collectively spent millions on lobbying, TheDCNF’s analysis found. Also, half of the charities’ CEOs made political contributions – nearly all of which was to Democratic candidates.

 

[Damaged Eagle]

Yes...helping the poor get money from tax payers and from actual do gooders is profitable for the leaders of those groups....

Tax-Funded Anti-Poverty Groups Pay Their CEOs Huge Salaries

Top officials with 14 anti-poverty nonprofits were paid as much as $869,900 as their organizations were enriched with $900 million of taxpayer money, The Daily Caller News Foundation’s (TheDCNF) Investigative Group has found.

The activist groups received as much as 85 percent of their revenue from federal, state and local governments and collectively spent millions on lobbying, TheDCNF’s analysis found. Also, half of the charities’ CEOs made political contributions – nearly all of which was to Democratic candidates.

I've been saying for years that most of these supposed "nonprofits" should have their nonprofit status taken away. When it becomes more important for those at the top to earn a large paycheck I question whether it's helping the people or themselves that they're more interested in. There should be a cap of $250,000 a year for the person in charge of these supposed nonprofits and everyone else that works for them better be making less than that.

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