Question about the Clinton Foundation and the help it gives. What kind of percentage is going

[shraby]

out to help those it was set up to help?

[giftedgirl77]

1. Google is your friend.

[KPN]

2. Some charity watchdogs give it a poor review in that regard while others

give it a better to good one. Hard to really know because it's a different animal; it's not your typical charitable organization apparently.

[revbones]

3. Wonder if it jives with the percentages from the "Victory Fund" nt

[pnwmom]

4. CharityWatch says it spends 89% of its funds on programs,

which is a very good percentage. They give it an A rating and list it as one of their top recommendations under the category of "Peace and International Affairs."

http://mediamatters.org/research/2015/08/20/ap-presents-blatant-falsehood-about-clinton-cha/205059

https://www.charitywatch.org/top-rated-charities

[Baobab]

5. Look at their IRS Form 990

All nonprofits have to file a yearly form which lays out core financial facts. All NGOs Form 990 is public information and should be available at a number of organizations which in various ways sell their services evaluating nonprofits for would-be philanthropists.


You likely could also download it from the IRS.