Background: If you are a man making less than $250,000 per year, you belong to “the 99%” (see the U.S. census website).
People who might not be in “the 99%”:
The leader of…
-American Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)
-Wildlife Conservation Society
-Asia Foundation
-Asia Society
-Japan Society
-American Foundation for the Blind
-Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind
-American Cancer Society (and many other cancer groups)
-Childhelp
-National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
-Childfund International
-Children International
-Save the Children
-World Vision
-ACLU
-Southern Poverty Law Center
-Goodwill Industries International (Over $500,000 last year. Goodwill, indeed!)
-Conservation Fund
-Ducks Unlimited
-Environmental Defense Fund
-Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)
-National Rifle Association (NRA) (Nearly a $million last year.)
-Human Rights Watch
-American Red Cross
-United Way Worldwide
-The Y (“YMCA”)
-Feeding America (“America’s Second Harvest”)
-Food for the Poor
-CARE
-Catholic Relief Services
-Episcopal Relief & Development
-International Rescue Committee
-Islamic Relief
-American Jewish Committee
-International Fellowship of Christians and Jews
-Jewish Federations of North America
-Jewish National Fund
-Simon Wiesenthal Center
-Boy Scouts of America (This one disappoints me the most. Over a $million last year.)
(Note that there are alternative charities in the same CharityWatch categories which pay less than $250,000. )
(reference www.charitywatch.com for the numbers)
P.s. If you see a mistake, let me know.
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