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How do you feel, as a potential or actual giver to United Way campaigns, about the “high living” of Aramony? ...
As a giver to the United Way, I feel the lavish lifestyle of Aramony is completely unacceptable in an organization such as his. ... Under these circumstances, I do not know anyone who would give money to the United Way. ... In the United Way’s case, the majority of the board was in Aramony’s corner and supported his actions. ... Without these controls, non-profit organizations have a tendency to be out of control, unphased by constraints that many normal companies face. ... While Aramony provided United Way with high returns in the short run, all was not good in the end. ...
How do you personally feel about the coercion that some organizations exert for their employees to contribute substantially to the United Way? ... Secondly, I think it causes harm to the United Way itself. ... I believe that there are many other non-profit organizations running in the same manner as the United Way was ran, they just have yet to be uncovered. United Way was unlucky enough to be the first exposed and they paid for it.
“Nonprofits have no incentives to control costs…” This statement sums up everything wrong with the United Way. ... I feel that any person looking to contribute to a non-profit organization such as the United Way is most likely already aware of it and will not be persuaded by advertisements. ... The United Way should be able to receive contributions on reputation alone.
You are an advisor to Elaine Chao, who has taken over the scandal-ridden United Way. ... Address the general public immediately attempting to convince them of the integrity of the United Way. ... She must regain the publics trust that the United Way will move forward and get through tough times, stressing that there will be brighter days ahead. I think that it would also be beneficial for the United to form a partnership with another profit organization, similar to the agreement they have with the NFL.
Approximate Word count = 1658
Approximate Pages = 6.6
(250 words per page double spaced)
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