Jared's Charity

We know about the other charges, but it looks like his "charity" business is a little....less of a charity than we thought. Must be some steep over-head and operating costs.


Jared Fogle's charity raised $650,000, but gave just $146,000

By Chris Isidore @CNNMoney

Jared Fogle's charity raised $650,000, but gave just $146,000 - Aug. 25, 2015

yes a lot of them are plain crooks. a racket.
i have mostly given up on charities.

there was one story today where one of these charities sold details of an 87 yr ole to another site.

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Originally Posted by Black Heart

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Using 'we' with implied authority, for someone I have never heard of is just plain wrong. No matter what he has done. You need to remember this forum has a fairly cosmopolitan and discerning membership. Just sayin like.

Just googled the American no mark fraudster. Nuff said.

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Originally Posted by billy the kid

yes a lot of them are plain crooks. a racket.
i have mostly given up on charities.

there was one story today where one of these charities sold details of an 87 yr ole to another site.

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Charity starts at home within the local community.

There is never a sense of charitable/philanthropic good doings within a structured corporate theme - always an altruistic profit under scheme somewhere down the line.

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Originally Posted by chassamui

Just googled the American no mark fraudster. Nuff said.

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Jared Fogle.


"Nuff said"

:yourdummy:

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Originally Posted by thaimeme

Charity starts at home within the local community.

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yes agree. and for those in dire need elsewhere.
but there are far too many now and all tootin for handouts.
one old boy a 87yr old lost £35,000 to these gangsters because one 'charity'
decided to sell or pass on information on his data. this today in news.
somebody who has donated to cancer research in their life
only to be told when a certain medicine is available but too expensive
for NHS patients. so they die.
need to see the % of how much donated and amount handed to recipient.

There a good reason the high streets are lined with charity shops and you can't turn the TV on without some bleeding heart holding its hand out, and it has a lot more to with salaries than it does the needy.

[QUOTE="Stinky"]can't turn the TV on without some bleeding heart holding its hand out.

yes in your face stuff. doesn't get much heavier.