People who think about donating priorities and perform due diligence are less likely to donate to organizations who engage in scandalous behavior.
People who think about donating priorities and perform due diligence are less likely to donate to organizations who engage in scandalous behavior.
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The [[Skepchick]] writer Heina Dadabhoy:
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The [[Skepchick]] writer Heina Dadabhoy wrote about atheists and charitable giving:
{{Cquote|So many of us don’t critically examine to what we pay attention and why, to whom we give our money and why, of what sort of news we keep abreast and why, about what we find out and why. We fail to recognize the disturbing patterns indicating structural injustices that emerge when we consider all the factors at hand and how these sorts of situations play out.<ref>[http://skepchick.org/2014/01/fundraising/ Atheist Priorities in Fundraising] by Heina Dadabhoy</ref>}}
{{Cquote|So many of us don’t critically examine to what we pay attention and why, to whom we give our money and why, of what sort of news we keep abreast and why, about what we find out and why. We fail to recognize the disturbing patterns indicating structural injustices that emerge when we consider all the factors at hand and how these sorts of situations play out.<ref>[http://skepchick.org/2014/01/fundraising/ Atheist Priorities in Fundraising] by Heina Dadabhoy</ref>}}