I got chatting to a neighbour the other evening that does a lot of charity work. He was telling me that there were people blatantly using charities as lifestyle choices.
There was a case of a businessman availing of the hand-outs of a well-meaning charitable order while successfully still in operation.
Some foreign nationals seem to have certain charities on speed dial.
And the stories kept coming . . .
As most charities rely on some Government money and the hand-outs of the well-meaning public; should there be a further investigation into the individuals that are in receipt of regular donations or food parcels?
What I mean is should the charity automatically take somebody's word for it when they say they cannot pay their utility bills?
There was a case of a businessman availing of the hand-outs of a well-meaning charitable order while successfully still in operation.
Some foreign nationals seem to have certain charities on speed dial.
And the stories kept coming . . .
As most charities rely on some Government money and the hand-outs of the well-meaning public; should there be a further investigation into the individuals that are in receipt of regular donations or food parcels?
What I mean is should the charity automatically take somebody's word for it when they say they cannot pay their utility bills?