Chapter
The Ethics of NGO Funding
15:51 - 25:08 (09:17)
The funding of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) can be a complex ethical issue, with donors sometimes dictating low wages for workers and a tendency to justify questionable practices with the ends justifying the means.
Clips
The podcast discusses the unclear reports on generational wealth of a particular individual who lives in a two and a half million dollar home, but takes no salary despite the staff receiving salaries for their work in non-profit organizations.
15:51 - 18:39 (02:48)
Summary
The podcast discusses the unclear reports on generational wealth of a particular individual who lives in a two and a half million dollar home, but takes no salary despite the staff receiving salaries for their work in non-profit organizations. The individual is involved in delivering meals for a non-profit organization in LA.
ChapterThe Ethics of NGO Funding
EpisodeMarianne Williamson
PodcastMaintenance Phase
The expectation to pay for the internet by funders and donors creates a struggle for non-profits to receive adequate and appropriate funding, leading to demanding low wages for workers who may have essential roles in the organization.
18:39 - 21:15 (02:36)
Summary
The expectation to pay for the internet by funders and donors creates a struggle for non-profits to receive adequate and appropriate funding, leading to demanding low wages for workers who may have essential roles in the organization.
ChapterThe Ethics of NGO Funding
EpisodeMarianne Williamson
PodcastMaintenance Phase
The dynamics of NGOs often lead to the 'ends justify the means' outlook and the need to be self-sustaining through private funding may create disconnects within the organization.
21:15 - 25:08 (03:53)
Summary
The dynamics of NGOs often lead to the 'ends justify the means' outlook and the need to be self-sustaining through private funding may create disconnects within the organization.