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    Chief execs of charities pay themselves obscene amounts of money. They are not charities but huge money making businesses generating money that line the pockets of dozens of troughers. Here is a very small list of Chief Executive yearly salary

    CAPT TOM FOUNDATION (ingram-Moore) - £85,000 PA
    RNLI - £160,000 PA
    NSPCC - £173,000 PA
    BARNARDOS - £209,000 PA
    BBC CHILDREN IN NEED EXEC - £134,000 PA
    RSPCA - £140.000 PA
    CANCER RESEARCH - £247,000 PA
    MACMILLAN - £170,000 PA
    BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION - £210,000 PA

    And the list goes on , now you see why these charities are advertising on TV every five minutes of the day, its to generate money to keep paying for ads so the troughers keep their gigantic salaries. How much is actually being used for the cause they promote? Just imagine if they actually used all this charity money to solve the issues they actually promote then their income stream would be no more and big pay days would end. I often wonder if a cure for cancer really does exist but is forever covered up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by phild View Post
    Chief execs of charities pay themselves obscene amounts of money. They are not charities but huge money making businesses generating money that line the pockets of dozens of troughers. Here is a very small list of Chief Executive yearly salary

    CAPT TOM FOUNDATION (ingram-Moore) - £85,000 PA
    RNLI - £160,000 PA
    NSPCC - £173,000 PA
    BARNARDOS - £209,000 PA
    BBC CHILDREN IN NEED EXEC - £134,000 PA
    RSPCA - £140.000 PA
    CANCER RESEARCH - £247,000 PA
    MACMILLAN - £170,000 PA
    BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION - £210,000 PA

    And the list goes on , now you see why these charities are advertising on TV every five minutes of the day, its to generate money to keep paying for ads so the troughers keep their gigantic salaries. How much is actually being used for the cause they promote? Just imagine if they actually used all this charity money to solve the issues they actually promote then their income stream would be no more and big pay days would end. I often wonder if a cure for cancer really does exist but is forever covered up.
    Thanks Phil. I would be interested to know about Oxfam

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    Quote Originally Posted by Q165 View Post
    Thanks Phil. I would be interested to know about Oxfam
    Apparently the Chief exec for Oxfam gets around £121,000 pa plus some 'fringe benefits' when visiting African countries. Oxfam, yet another scandal infested charity. Most in the top charity jobs get nearly all their household bills paid for them in expenses.

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