Charities (41)
stanley8m: Witty, I think the principle of charity is honourable and noble, however, when suits get involved, honour and integrity leave the building. I gave up donating to charities years, I volunteer my time instead and help out locally.
People are a charities most valuable assist.
Do you wear little white shorts when doing this voluntary work
Jeez all I wanted was to do a good deed for a charity
WittyandWise: People are a charities most valuable assist.
Do you wear little white shorts when doing this voluntary work
Do you wear little white shorts when doing this voluntary work
You're just looking for that shorts photo again, aren't you.
anniebaby: Jeez all I wanted was to do a good deed for a charity
I do odd charity date on here 
mjpd67: I do odd charity date on here
Some charity ideas I don't need to know about
anniebaby: Jeez all I wanted was to do a good deed for a charity
And far play to you Annie.
Am having my hair dyed blue next week in work for shave or dye, wanted to get it shaved but not allowed as I deal with customers.
anniebaby: Jeez all I wanted was to do a good deed for a charity
well done you and keep up the good work. I am sure there are genuine small charities in Donegal, who could really do with support and money you raise.
stanley8m: You're just looking for that shorts photo again, aren't you.
I merely appreciated that photo for the man's
My sister and I are doing it this year, she did it last year for the hospice in Harolds Cross and doing it for them this year and I am doing it for the alzheimers/dementia...But directly for the centre my dad attends, the help they give goes far beyond a "job" and is invaluable
jenny68: My sister and I are doing it this year, she did it last year for the hospice in Harolds Cross and doing it for them this year and I am doing it for the alzheimers/dementia...But directly for the centre my dad attends, the help they give goes far beyond a "job" and is invaluable
I did it last year for sunshine house in Dublin as a local family lived there with their baby till she passed away.
This year I want to do it for something more personal to me.
anniebaby: I did it last year for sunshine house in Dublin as a local family lived there with their baby till she passed away.
This year I want to do it for something more personal to me.
This year I want to do it for something more personal to me.
Yeah, can get that...why I am doing it for something that affects our family...I know charities took a bashing recently but either way there are a lot of great ones doing a lot of great work that goes unsung and they desperately need funding...
anto_d1975: pieta house /aware both good organisations
I agree, great organisations. But what do you think of executive salaries in charities?
My opinion is if you are working for a charity you should not expect to make above a certain wage. The money raised should go to the cause it is intended for.
stanley8m: I agree, great organisations. But what do you think of executive salaries in charities?
My opinion is if you are working for a charity you should not expect to make above a certain wage. The money raised should go to the cause it is intended for.
My opinion is if you are working for a charity you should not expect to make above a certain wage. The money raised should go to the cause it is intended for.
Some fund raisers, are paid their salary on a percentage, thus the more they raise the bigger their wage, but likewise the less successful they are the lower their wage.
This works for charities.
Most who work for a voluntary/chartable organisation get paid the proper rate of pay depending on their position and job specification, as it should be. And many many are underpaid, those who work in the voluntary sector, do above and beyond their job description, without extra pay, now is that fair then?
I need a new suit
stanley8m: I agree, great organisations. But what do you think of executive salaries in charities?
My opinion is if you are working for a charity you should not expect to make above a certain wage. The money raised should go to the cause it is intended for.
My opinion is if you are working for a charity you should not expect to make above a certain wage. The money raised should go to the cause it is intended for.
there my recommendations for anniebaby, as for state funded organizations of any kind all fund's and expenses should be public knowledge.
anto_d1975: there my recommendations for anniebaby, as for state funded organizations of any kind all fund's and expenses should be public knowledge.
Fair enough.
WittyandWise: Some fund raisers, are paid their salary on a percentage, thus the more they raise the bigger their wage, but likewise the less successful they are the lower their wage.
This works for charities.
Most who work for a voluntary/chartable organisation get paid the proper rate of pay depending on their position and job specification, as it should be. And many many are underpaid, those who work in the voluntary sector, do above and beyond their job description, without extra pay, now is that fair then?
I need a new suit
This works for charities.
Most who work for a voluntary/chartable organisation get paid the proper rate of pay depending on their position and job specification, as it should be. And many many are underpaid, those who work in the voluntary sector, do above and beyond their job description, without extra pay, now is that fair then?
I need a new suit
People are entitled to a fair wage, but the salaries some charity executives are on, I dunno Witty, it goes against my sense of morality and ethics.
WittyandWise: Some fund raisers, are paid their salary on a percentage, thus the more they raise the bigger their wage, but likewise the less successful they are the lower their wage.
This works for charities.
Most who work for a voluntary/chartable organisation get paid the proper rate of pay depending on their position and job specification, as it should be. And many many are underpaid, those who work in the voluntary sector, do above and beyond their job description, without extra pay, now is that fair then?
I need a new suit
This works for charities.
Most who work for a voluntary/chartable organisation get paid the proper rate of pay depending on their position and job specification, as it should be. And many many are underpaid, those who work in the voluntary sector, do above and beyond their job description, without extra pay, now is that fair then?
I need a new suit
People are entitled to a fair wage, but the salaries some charity executives are on, I dunno Witty, it goes against my sense of morality and ethics.
stanley8m: People are entitled to a fair wage, but the salaries some charity executives are on, I dunno Witty, it goes against my sense of morality and ethics.
I agree, with a fair wage.
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CEO of a business that offered the same services would get a lot more.[/quote oh my god you dont get it