It is bad enough that major fundraising organizations often use too large a percentage of what they raise for what they claim to do (sometimes, I think, hiding that value behind local fundraising costs as seems to be the case with American Cancer Society run for life events). But, when atheistic tried to give something close to $500,000 do one such organization, they tried very very hard to not accept it. It was never stated overtly by the American Cancer society that they did not want money provided by atheists, but the atheists tried pretty hard to give it and the ACS managed to avoid it. Greta Christina has the story here.

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