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Jun
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Concerns and questions about The Girl Effect and Global Giving.
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I have some concerns and questions after watching The Girl Effect Video (see below) and going to Global Giving to donate some money. How much of the money I donate will actually go to the girls and how much of that money is used for admin?
I like the premise behind The Girl Effect. It’s not a new premise. Most of you have probably heard that expression that goes something like
“Give someone fish and feed them for a day; teach them how to fish and feed them for life”
I’m very much into teaching people how to fish. I try to do that in my classroom to help my students help themselves. I want to empower people, so The Girl Effect message appeals to me very much. But, and a very big but. I’m worried that the money I donate will benefit the charity more than the girls I want to empower.
Now, in all fairness to Global Giving , they have posted the audit of their financial records on their website, but I can’t make sense of it. It seems to me that more than 50% of the money they get goes for admin, but I’m not sure.
Could someone who knows how to read the audit interpret it for me so that I can make an informed decision. I would really appreciate it.
Below is the Girl Effect Video and here’s the link to Global Giving . There’s a link to their financial audits in the column on the right hand side of the page.
Thanks.
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