good point. This seems like a non-story, but for the guy who "runs" charity under his name. If you want to give, simply vet your charity. It's not. If you can't either don't give or don't care how it is spent. Simple.
"37% of nonprofit organizations with private contributions of $50,000 or more reported no fundraising or special event costs on their 2000 Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Form 990
Nearly 13% of operating public charities reported spending nothing for management and general expenses (Source: The Nonprofit Overhead Cost Study), and further scrutiny found that 75-85% of these organizations were incorrectly reporting the costs associated with grants."
Only 40% of Wilson's charity goes to it's intended purpose? Yeah, I guess that's not great. Far more worrisome is that nearly 40% of charities claim they have no over head costs at all!!---when the vast majority of them are lying about that, no doubt to score more donations.