Hurricane Harvey has many people questioning the best place to send their charitable donations. Scams and fraud are rampant. Even prominent Arab-American Muslim activist Linda Sarsour got caught redirecting funds donated to Harvey Victims into a liberal political super PAC.
And sadly the Red Cross is another organization you should add to that list.
Despite the Red Cross’s sterling reputation during its early years, globalist greed has crept into their midst.
When the deadly earthquake struck Haiti in 2010, the Red Cross did just about as much good as the Clinton Foundation. Investigative reports show out of the $500 million donated to the Red Cross to help earthquake victims, only 6 small homes were built. Even though the Red Cross promised they’d provide homes to at least 130,000 people with the Haitian relief funds.
Have A Billion Red Cross Dollars At Work
This also happened after Hurricane Sandy, according to investigative reports conducted by NPR and ProPublica.
That brings us to Hurricane Harvey, and the Red Cross has a sickening disclosure to make in connection to how they’re spending Hurricane Harvey funds. Learn more on the next page.
It’s time the American Govt. stops recognizing the Red Cross as their primary disaster relief group. I have had personal as well as professional incedents with them. They were no help in either case.
i wont give to any charity that pays ceos 6 digit salaries
B S They know very little goes to help victims. Big business.
considering the c**p they served to the hurricane victims reminds me of the c**p Michael Obama pushed on the schools in the U.S.
Very little if you ask me. It really shows as with the hurricane that has hurt so many people here in Louisiana & Texas.my prayers are with all of them…
This is BS. They are supposed to be a charity. It looks like they are skimming a lot of money off of the top.
No surprise there, their CEO makes a ridiculous salary. Stop funding corruption
Ruth Simpson Betley I did not say that the money was not going where it was supposed to go. Nonprofit CEOs should be minimally compensated so that most of the money is given to the charities. I am not discrediting it because it is Christian.
About 10% goes to victims,90% goes in the executives overinflated bank accounts!! LEGAL THIEVERY!
Not much that’s for sure!!