23 Quotes by Daniel Borochoff

There is a lot more needed to get these people back up on their feet. We had concern with charities overdoing it in 9/11.

If they can't demonstrate they're using it for research purposes, or if they can't show that they're turning a profit and generating revenue for the charity, then it is highly questionable and doesn't look like something a charity should be doing.

If it's worth that much, why aren't they getting the value?

I would think if she wants to do something beneficial for Katrina victims, she shouldn't be making the decision that the vendor is her son.

People make the assumption that wristbands are associated with a charity, but that isn't always the case.

We can point out problems to a charity, but we're not a service to charities.

Unfortunately, the criminal element will target nonprofit organizations, even outside of natural disasters, knowing they don't have the same level of safeguards and internal controls that a business would have.

When a big disaster happens, it heightens the philanthropic impulse.

When there are people suffering and people in need right now, it's a harder argument to give money to a memorial, to a capital campaign, or an endowment.