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Where's the Money? Money for working with Non-Profits

Adjust Income Expectations

The easiest solution is for the persons claiming to be interested in charity work to adjust their expectations for income on a global scale. The average new home in Britain is 800 sq ft vs. 2400 in the U.S. The average person in the world doesn't even own a bicycle, let alone two cars. Then cut the electronics, clothing and entertainment personal budgets. The frugal non-profit workers would then see that they are wealthy from a global perspective - in the top 1% of income.

Contributed by Raymond Givler, Self-Employed

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I think you miss the point, people who have brains and are willing to use them for not-for-profit (NFP) activities, don't want to loose out in life by choosing this course of action. Why should th..
- James Tee

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