Round Up For Charity

[ETERNAL_LIFE_666]

I have never really fully yet understood why whenever a person goes shopping in a store, they get to the checkout, and then are asked "would you like to round up your total to the nearest dollar to support 'such and such' charity?"? I mean what is the real underlying purpose behind all of this? I feel like a lot of it is a waste of peoples time for both sales clerks and customers.

 

[High Priest Zevios Metathronos]

It's just that many "Charity" organizations have the ability to get everywhere and into everything.

Sometimes to actually help people, at other times to just pay for a new Rolls Royce for the owner of Unicef, sometimes a bit of both.

 

[FancyMancy]

As I have said, there are so many charities, groups, etc., which have so much money, and a lot of them have been around for decades, yet things are still getting worse and worse, and the rich are still getting richer and the poor are getting poorer at the same time.