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Jacob M.

November 1, 2013

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November 1, 2013

They have seven highly paid executives that range in pay from about 180,000 to about 450,000. That's for their 2011 tax return. It's likely higher now.


Chai lifeline also runs a surplus every year and now has 10 million extra in the bank.

If you want to volunteer to help cancer kids, God bless you. If you are looking for your money to have an impact, there are more effective organizations.

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Use donor's money more wisely.

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2013

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3 hours of volunteer time for this nonprofit will...

1. Become a Big Brother/Big Sister, mentoring and supporting seriously ill children and/or their siblings through visits, telephone, email, and other contacts.
2. Participate in holiday toy drives by collecting toys from central locations; sorting for age, gender, and interest; packing and delivering toy boxes to families.
3. Organize a recreational activity that gives isolated children an opportunity to build social skills and have fun.