90% of China Office's funds are used to carry out various children's assistance activities in China. In China, we provide free assistance to help poor children get medical care, clean drinking water and quality education, and protect them from abuse, exploitation, disasters and diseases.
90% of the funds are used for aid, which looks really high, but there is a word game called "disposable funds". I don't know what is disposable. Everyone knows that this fund has done a lot of advertising. How much is the advertising fee? Is the office staff available? Anyway, I doubt that their extra expenses are less than 10%.
It is impossible for any institution to spend 100% of its funds on donors. For example, if you donate a bottle of water, this bottle of water also has transportation and storage costs. Of course, in order not to drink this bottle of water on the way, you need to hire a manager.
When you arrive at the donation area, you want to choose the right donor, because you want to give this bottle of water to a child who is out of school, not a lazy man who beats his wife every day. Of course, you also need to pay the office rent of UNICEF, the salary of personnel and administrative staff and so on. So, in the end, you find that in order to donate this dollar bottle of water to this child, you need to pay 1.5 or even more.
This is a question of efficiency. A better mechanism is more efficient, while a worse mechanism is less efficient. A good organization can spend 70% on projects (this project refers to water, transportation, warehousing, project personnel, etc.). Don't expect the other person to accept a dollar if you donate it.
The feedback frequency is high, including text, photos, videos, tourist information and so on. Because I was worried about being cheated before, I was recommended to other funds to support the tuition and living expenses of a rural child from junior high school to high school. But I got very little feedback, only a few videos and photos, because the operators of small foundations are limited and the salary is not high, which is understandable.
Regardless of the material of the ring, what people can think of is actually a heart. Every month, there is an English word "Promise" on the donation ring. Our monthly donation is not made casually, but a long-term commitment. I really like this solemn and far-reaching behavior.