The people who were driving the trucks disclosed what they were told to do, that isn't imaginary. Yes, the Red Cross needed help with huge deficits on the books. This woman and her cronies from AT&T weren't a good choice. As the victim of a reorg instituted by someone who brought friends along for good pay, all I can say is that the Red Cross would do well to get rid of all of them (keep in mind what happened to the Susan G. Koman organization when a former Bush rep got in there and tried to shut out Planned Parenthood as a breast cancer screener) - when charities have the wrong people in charge, it does more harm than good.

I understand perfectly well setting aside funds for the next disaster, that was what we understood about some donations to the Haiti earthquake. Planning ahead. But I am finished with the Red Cross until Gail McGovern is out of there, and the friends she brought in with her. She is all about her image, all about the visual of things, not about actually doing the work in a meaningful way.