Half Went to Africa? Ashinaga Street Donations Hit by 14 Refusals. Where Does Your Money Go?
Ashinaga runs student street fundraising at train stations across Japan. Posts spread on social media saying half the money went to support in Africa. In fact, until January this year, half really did go to Africa. But since February, all of it goes to orphaned children in Japan. The change was not explained well, and fourteen donations were refused, reports say. Donations come from good will. Shouldn't charities show clearly where the money goes? Before you give, check where it goes.
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