I guess charities are competitive operations. So, in some ways I can understand the Red Cross being unwilling to document to the public how it raised and spent over $300 million after Hurricane Sandy. That's why they claimed "trade secrets" when ProPublica filed a request that the charity do just that.
The Red Cross has not been very open about its fundraising activities with regard to major drives such as Hurricane Sandy, 9/11, Katrina, Haiti, etc. They claim "the American Red Cross would suffer competitive harm because its competitors would be able to mimic the American Red Cross's business model for an increased competitive advantage."
The Red Cross has not been very open about its fundraising activities with regard to major drives such as Hurricane Sandy, 9/11, Katrina, Haiti, etc. They claim "the American Red Cross would suffer competitive harm because its competitors would be able to mimic the American Red Cross's business model for an increased competitive advantage."
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