Here's the Better Business Bureau's review of Save Darfur, in 2007, which said that it failed to meet three standards of charity accountability:
Standard 3: Frequency and Attendance of Board Meetings
Standard 12: Detailed Functional Breakdown of Expenses
Standard 16: Annual Report - Have an annual report available to all
Their program budget that year had been over $48 million, nearly $34 million of which went to advertising their campaign regarding U.S. foreign policy. They gave nothing to deliver food, medical relief, shelter, education, or infrastructure in Darfur.
Its Executive Director David Rubinstein, in 2007, earned $169,678.
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Save Darfur Coalition
BBB Wise Giving Report issued February 2009
BBB Wise Giving Report expires February 2011
BBB Wise Giving Report expires February 2011
DOES NOT MEET ONE OR MORE STANDARDS
This charity does not meet one or more of the 20 standards for Charity Accountability. Find out more...
This charity does not meet one or more of the 20 standards for Charity Accountability. Find out more...
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Hey,wow. this is pretty meaningful. i got a letter from the Save Darfur Coalition today, and it had postcards to send to people, with pictures like those to help spread awareness for the people in Darfur. Good job.Thank you!!!
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