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The problem with charities

20 November 2017

8:07 PM

20 November 2017

8:07 PM

The problem with charities is, in a nutshell, like the government and the bureaucracy they are mostly interested in self-perpetuation and growth:

Big charities in Australia are spending up to 98 per cent of donations on themselves instead of their causes, says Professor Charlie Teo.

The globally renowned neurosurgeon walked away from the brain cancer charity he set up in 2003, because of the huge amount of money spent on administration.

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