The most respectable living and breathing animal posing in this picture below is the PUPPY. The other three are unscrupulous scumbags.

It takes a certain breed of degenerate to qualify as a scumbag, these three fit the bill to a T.
- A New Jersey couple and a homeless Philadelphia man who were once the symbol of generosity in hard times allegedly conspired with each other to come up with a false story to earn GoFundMe donations and will now face charges, according to a complaint obtained by NBC 10 Philadelphia.
- The original story was this: Johnny Bobbitt, who was homeless, gave his last $20 to Kate McClure, a stranded motorist in Philadelphia in November last year. To thank him, McClure, 28, and her boyfriend, Mark D’Amico, 39, created a GoFundMe account to raise funds for Bobbitt. More than 14,000 people donated more than $400,000 to the campaign.
- But investigators said the three deliberately prevented donors from gaining information “that would affect their judgment about solicited contribution to that fundraising effort,” according to the station. Now the three will face charges including conspiracy and theft by deception, a source familiar with the case told NBC 10A New Jersey couple and a homeless Philadelphia man who were once the symbol of generosity in hard times allegedly conspired with each other to come up with a false story to earn GoFundMe donations and will now face charges, according to a complaint obtained by NBC 10 Philadelphia.
If there is a way for some thief to get a buck without working for it, they will find it. They have larceny in their heart and no regard for family, friends, associates or strangers. They pray on the sympathy of the public. They are so low they will steal a milk bottle from a baby, or their grandma’s false teeth if they could capitalize on it.
The three thieves conspired to work on the heart strings of some very generous people, all with the intent of scamming them. Their con did not fall apart after the fact, the planned this rouse from the beginning. It takes a special kind of a low life to pull off a shot like this.
BUTT fortunately, there is a little thing called Karma that comes back and bites these three greedy creeps in their ass. They all are now sitting behind bars waiting to see if they can con the guy wearing the black robe.
As the $oldi started rolling in, the SCUM and the BUM started blowing the money as fast as they could get their hands on it. Bobbitt the BUM began buying drugs, bought an SUV and a camper that he eventually hocked when the money was running out. All in all the BUM pissed away about 75 G’s of hard earned money/donations coming from good caring people.
His accomplishes, the terrible twosome, also had a field day blowing the money on gambling, buying luxury items and vacations with the remaining 325,000$ of the donations.
Scumbags like these three degenerates give people second thoughts about donating/giving to charities, putting the damper on folks that truly are in need. There will be many people that suffer because of the greed of these three characters.
To all of the generous donators out there that feel the need to GIVE, be careful of where and what you donate to.
Here we have some organizations to definitely stay away from.
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Sad to say, it is not only unscrupulous individuals that take advantage of the generosity of people, many very large organization are constantly raping the general public financially.

Are you looking for a list of nonprofit organizations that is organized by interest? Here is a partial list of non-profit organizations categorized according to specific focus areas. While some of the organizations could fall into numerous categories, each organization appears on the list only once and is categorized according to primary area of interest.
Advocacy Groups for Human Rights and Civil Liberties
These charities help people fight for their rights, either through legal advocacy or by providing education, awareness, and funding for human rights initiatives.
- American Civil Liberties Union
- American Jewish World Service
- Americans United
- Amnesty International
- Anti-Defamation League
- Association on American Indian Affairs
- Children’s Defense Fund
- Coalition to Stop Gun Violence
- The Carter Center
- Center for Constitutional Rights
- Committee for Missing Children
- Doctors of the World
- Human Rights Watch
- NAACP
- The Center for Victims of Torture
- Committee to Protect Journalists
- Center for Community Change
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Animal Rights
Animal rights organizations seek to protect animals and their habitats through advocacy, as well as, action-based and educational initiatives.
- African Wildlife Foundation
- American Humane Association
- American Association for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)
- Animal Legal Defense Fund
- Animal Welfare Institute
- Best Friends Animal Society
- Born Free USA
- Defenders of Wildlife
- Doris Day Animal League
- D.E.L.T.A. Rescue
- Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International
- The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee
- Farm Sanctuary
- Friends of Animals
- Humane Farming Association
- Humane Society of the United States
- Marine Mammal Center
- National Audubon Society
- Performing Animal Welfare Society (P.A.W.S.)
- Pet Partners
- RedRover
- Wildlife Conservation Society
Land Conservation and the Environment
These charities seek to protect the environment through education and conservation initiatives. Charities in these categories may focus on research, direct action, or political and legal advocacy.
- American Farmland Trust
- American Forests
- American Rivers
- Appalachian Trail Conservancy
- Beyond Pesticides
- Carbon Fund
- Center for Biological Diversity
- Chesapeake Bay Foundation
- Coral Reef Alliance
- Cousteau Society
- Earth Island Institute
- Earthjustice
- Environmental Defense Fund
- Farm Aid
- Greenpeace
- Keep America Beautiful
- National Park Foundation
- Ocean Conservancy
- Safina Center
General Emergency Relief
These organizations step in and provide relief during difficult times such as natural disaster and war.
- American Red Cross
- Children’s Disaster Services
- Emergency Nutrition Network
- Firefighters’ Charitable Foundation
Refugees
These organizations provide support for people forced to flee their homeland due to war, famine, political unrest, disease, and natural disaster.
Medical Assistance
These programs provide medical relief and assistance to people who may not otherwise have access to affordable care for financial, social, or geographical reasons. These organizations may also provide emergency medical relief.
- Medical camp in the remote village of Jharkhand, IndiaAmeriCares
- Catholic Medical Missions Board
- CURE International
- Direct Relief International
- Doctors Without Borders
- International Medical Corps
- Medical Teams International
- Operation Smile
- Samaritan’s Purse
- World Medical Relief
Education, Research and Cultural Preservation Groups
These groups have specific missions geared towards improving education, providing more educational opportunities, promoting cultural awareness, or preserving the culture of specific populations.
- ACCESS College Foundation
- Africa-America Institute
- AFS USA
- American Enterprise Institute
- American Indian College Fund
- Asia Society
- Building Educated Leaders for Life (BELL)
- Hispanic Scholarship Fund
- Scholarship America
Health: Research, and Education
These health foundations focus on research about specific illnesses. Many also have an educational component to enlighten people about prevention and management strategies.
- amfAR
- Alliance for Aging Research
- American Heart Association
- American Stroke Association
- Arthritis Research Institute of America
- Avon Foundation
- Breast Cancer Research Foundation
- City of Hope/Beckman Research Institute
- Epilepsy Foundation
- ALS Association
- American Diabetes Association
- Autism Speaks
- Hearing Health Foundation
- Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
- Lupus Research Institute
- Brain and Behavior Research Foundation
- First Candle
- March of Dimes
Support for Chronic Illnesses and Diseases
These organizations provide financial, emotional, or medical support for people with chronic illnesses and their loved ones.
- Alzheimer’s Association
- American Kidney Fund
- American Leprosy Missions
- American Liver Foundation
- American Lung Association
- American Parkinson Disease Association
- Arthritis Foundation
- Bailey House
- CaringBridge
- Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
- Easter Seals
- Huntington’s Disease Society of America
- Project Sunshine
- The Sunshine Kids
Cancer Support and Research
These cancer charities provide research and support for people with cancer and their loved ones. Support may include education and emotional support.
- American Brain Tumor Association
- American Cancer Society
- BreastCancer.org
- Cancer and Careers
- CancerCare
- Cancer Recovery Foundation
- Cancer Research Institute
- St Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital
- Children’s Cancer and Blood Foundation
- National Children’s Cancer Society
- Children’s Cancer Research Fund
- Jimmy Fund (Dana-Farber Cancer Institute)
- Livestrong
Support for Physical and Cognitive Disabilities
These charities provide financial support, education, and research for people with physical and mental disabilities, as well as their families.
- Achilles International
- American Action Fund for Blind Children and Adults
- American Association of the Deaf-Blind
- Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation
- Heritage for the Blind
- The ARC
- United Spinal Association
Poverty
These organizations help the economically disadvantaged around the world with an array of programs such as education, advocacy, health care, housing, and anti-hunger programs.
- Catholic Charities USA
- Catholic Relief Services
- Christian Appalachian Project
- Christian Relief Services
- Coalition for the Homeless
- Lutheran World Relief
- Modest Needs
Feeding the Hungry
These charities fight hunger around the world by providing food, clean water, and funding.
- Action Against Hunger
- Refugee camp in Dadaab, SomaliaAfricare
- Bread for the World
- Care
- City Harvest
- Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry
- Feeding America
- Feed My People
- Food Bank for New York City
- Society of St. Andrew
Promoting Self Sufficiency
These charities help people help themselves through education, micro loans, and similar initiatives.
- Accion International
- Agros International
- National Relief Charities
- Bowery Residents’ Committee
- Brother’s Brother Foundation
- Center for Community Change
- Dress for Success
- FINCA International
- Food for the Hungry
- Habitat for Humanity
- Heifer International
- Wings of Hope
Impoverished Children
These charities help children around the world who live in poverty by providing food, medicine, and education.
- All God’s Children
- Cambodian Children’s Fund
- Children’s Hunger Fund
- World Villages for Children
- Children International
- ChildFund International
- Compassion International
- Covenant House
Senior Citizens
These charities provide advocacy, education, and research for senior citizens.
Supporting Military and Veterans
These charities provide support services for those who serve our country, as well as their families. Services may include financial assistance, mental health care, and veterans services.
- Adopt a Platoon
- Air Force Aid Society
- AMVETS National Service Foundation
- Armed Services YMCA
- Army Emergency Relief
- Blinded Veterans Association
- Canine Companions for Independence
- Disabled American Veterans Charitable Service Trust
- Paralyzed Veterans of America
Supporting Fire Fighters and Police
These organizations provide advocacy and support for the civil servants who keep us safe.
- American Association of State Troopers
- American Federation of Police and Concerned Citizens
- Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund
- National Fallen Firefighters Foundation
- National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund
Watchdog Groups
These organizations make sure public organizations like the government and the media are operating appropriately and with honesty and integrity.
- Accuracy in Media
- Center for Responsive Politics
- Citizens Against Government Waste
- Common Cause
- Government Accountability Project
- Judicial Watch
- Media Research Center
Children and Youth
These charities support youth in a variety of ways, from providing constructive youth activities to advocating for children’s rights.
- Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
- Boy Scouts of America
- Boys and Girls Clubs of America
- Camp Fire
- Cedars Homes for Children
- Child Find of America
- Child Welfare League of America
- Girl Scouts
- Junior Achievement
- KaBoom!
- National 4-H Council
- National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
- SADD
Women
Women around the world face unique issues such as discrimination, domestic violence, and human trafficking. These charities support various women’s initiatives.
- Catalyst
- Equality Now
- Family Care International
- Global Fund for Women
- International Planned Parenthood Federation
- League of Women Voters
- National Organization for Women
- National Network to End Domestic Violence
- Women Employed
How much of the donations given to some charities really never goes to its intend source? From what I read, in many cases, less than 10%.
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The Professionals
Then there are the professional long term operations. They utilize direct mail or telemarketers to solicit millions of dollars in donations from unsuspecting individuals and businesses. Are you concerned you’ve already been scammed or just want to make sure you won’t be in the future? Here are some of the worst offenders:
1. Kids Wish Network
2. Cancer Fund of America
3. Children’s Wish Foundation International
4. American Breast Cancer Foundation
5. Firefighters Charitable Foundation
6. Breast Cancer Relief Foundation
7. International Union of Police Associations, AFL-CIO
8. National Veterans Service Fund
9. American Association of State Troopers
10. Children’s Cancer Fund of America
11. Children’s Cancer Recovery Foundation
12. Youth Development Fund
13. Committee For Missing Children
14. Association for Firefighters and Paramedics
15. Project Cure (Bradenton, FL)
16. National Caregiving Foundation
17. Operation Lookout National Center for Missing Youth
18. United States Deputy Sheriffs’ Association
19. Vietnow National Headquarters
20. Police Protective Fund
21. National Cancer Coalition
22. Woman to Woman Breast Cancer Foundation
23. American Foundation For Disabled Children
24. The Veterans Fund
25. Heart Support of America
26. Veterans Assistance Foundation
27. Children’s Charity Fund
28. Wishing Well Foundation USA
29. Defeat Diabetes Foundation
30. Disabled Police Officers of America Inc.
31. National Police Defense Foundation
32. American Association of the Deaf & Blind
33. Reserve Police Officers Association
34. Optimal Medical Foundation
35. Disabled Police and Sheriffs Foundation
36. Disabled Police Officers Counseling Center
37. Children’s Leukemia Research Association
38. United Breast Cancer Foundation
39. Shiloh International Ministries
40. Circle of Friends For American Veterans
41. Find the Children
42. Survivors and Victims Empowered
43. Firefighters Assistance Fund
44. Caring for Our Children Foundation
45. National Narcotic Officers Associations Coalition
46. American Foundation for Children With AIDS
47. Our American Veterans
48. Roger Wyburn- Mason & Jack M Blount Foundation for Eradication of Rheumatoid Disease
49. Firefighters Burn Fund
50. Hope Cancer Fund
This list was put together by the Tampa Bay Times and The Center for Investigative Reporting based on federal tax filings for the last 10 years. Charities are broken up into five main categories: children, cancer, police/law enforcement, veterans, fire and other. These fifty charities account for more than $1.35 Billion in donations. Of that, $970 million went not to victims, but to the people who collected the money.
I would suggest, before donating to any organization or individual, check and see what percentage of your donation goes to the intended source.
In my opinion, the Salvation Army is one of the top charities to give to. 82% of every dollar they receive goes to the intended source.
COMPARISON
The president and CEO of the American Red Cross is Gail McGovern, her base salary has remained $500,000.00 plus perks and expenses.
“The Salvation Army’s Commissioner Todd Bassett receives a salary of only $13,000 per year (plus housing) for managing this $2 billion dollar organisation.
Which one would you rather give to??
St. Jude is one of my favor charities. They do not charge the kids in their care, or their parents one thin dime for any and all of the services they receive, including, medical care, transportation, meals and lodging.
Let us not judge all charities by a couple of scumbags; BUTT when you are walking down a long dark alley, always stop and look behind you. CAUTIOUS is the key word.