f 5' «creamy
fie .'~—.— ,.
m halted dollars is contribut-
‘ pysar to American charity.
‘to. an estimate publ ed
inue‘of "ifioney, Ra g
, istrattys Hothods." a wel-
. 5 ”‘WO published in New
‘. : If: City. hEven this great sum is
ta may. approximation of the
,fi 3' Wt); poured out every year
3 Mitts people of the.Uhited sum
~ . h” answer .to the call of suffering
é} sad distress. ,
_« 6 ”his collection 'of statistics from
‘:'-r-I” American citlu where central
"m ”M of philanthropy exists has
.0, 'Mble this estimate which
3'3"” hitherto eluded compilation."
x .9. tho writer. In these cities.
which do not include New York.
’. hasten or Chicago. 21,000,000 per-
" eons contributed last year. for the
curred expenses of social welta‘re
*1? “agencies. an average per capita or
N0
3""
a
r
aieee~en
a
81.71. Applying this m tome "
population of the country and: you
get approximately $100,000,000. 'No“
mean sum as- an index of the gen-
eroueiimpuiees ofga people: ' l
‘ “The National Info mation ‘ Bu-
reau has found that of the~2.000 in-
vestigated social agencies in~therna-
tionai or international field.‘ approx-
imately half tolerate conditions
which. from the viewpoint of the
contributor whoee money they spend.
ere definitely unsatisfactory. ,That
the avernie contributor is unawlre
of these conditions. or sensing them.
still remains indifferent. is what
meltes possible.'the continued activ-
ities of a large group of undesirable
organizations whose appeals' flood
the mails. whose solicitors J'stelk
their prey (and their own commis-
sions) from door to door. and whose
benefits. which benefit only the pro-
motor. crop up for every conceiv-
able need. tancied or real.
"These activities . may range be-
tween the carefully thsught out plan
calculated to- =' the We
throplcailyinclinedr ant- , ’nier'e
or le- innooent but often wholly nn-
n and imprac scheme of
the visionary. 1n the“: ong run. oiie
solicitation lie/as, little justification
as, the other.» when one is f er-w
ing the conservation of'iiublic' futids.
While cases of out-and-ont fraud
are often found. inemciency. unde-
sirable duplication of eflort. and lax
management are even more fre-
quent. And when conditions are
questionable as to bring criticism on
any one organisation. reflection is'
cast on the whole field of rectal
work.
' “The professional promoter keeps
e. iihger on the pulse of the public
and is prompt to exploit" the appeal
best cnhulated to make an impres-
sion at the moment. There are
groups working! to amend the Con-
stitution of the United States. others
L
to amend the present amendments.
spendnie’nt. thnth‘e _ .0
loan Indian was called to nubile at-
motion} throus'h'newspap’er publicity.
in i"
'as-you-pieaee
’4
: " .
winter of 19t:—1038.'severa.i
org’a’nisitions‘ sprang into being etc
champion his interests. ; The Japan .
ese disasters relief. so'nuiéhly and
skilfully handled by the Red Cross
may yet bring an attermath' of “to-
“ relief organisations‘
which like all the others. must se-_
cure their alienating i” expenses
through public subscription. ‘ ‘
“In’nearly every'iield' of endeavor
there exist well-established agencies.
measuring up to recognised gstan-
dards of management. Both unco-
ordinated effort creates an undesir-
able and confusing situation for the
contributor which = 'sooner‘ or later
reacts badly on the work“'of-estab-
llshed groups. Even where ‘a.need
is apparent and it - seems desirable
to form a new agency. there is no
.1
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her ‘
to prayer . ndj th'attit w
neat respg‘ittfui‘tg the Almighty. to
bare hereboohs audited.
“The fact that fraudulent and un-
autism: orga’hiihtig’na ‘still exist is
certainly in 3 the fault otthe
contributor .who is to_probe into
the fact-mete"? he i gives. When
every contributor will oo—operate
and {limit nu contributions to those em
‘.
stencies whiéh canlprove businm
like ' mam. .theremili‘be less
waste andan increased stimulus to-
wards maintaining-"the work on a
bigii'acale pf'r'ei'liciency.‘ Organised r
social work inn-[take the lead in
influencing the
to give only to '(adequately ac-
credited purposes- and. : organisa-
tions.
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