Everson, 53, said in a written statement that he was leaving the $500,000-per-year job “for personal and family reasons, and deeply regret it is impossible for me to continue in a job so recently undertaken.” Full Story
See this is the problem with the Red Cross. What the hell is a non-profit agency employee doing making $500,000 a year? When “Katrina” and the “Sunami” occurred, the Red Cross cried broke after being flooded with millions of dollars from well-wishing individuals wanting to help. After their “overhead” was taken care of and the put aside funds for “a rainy day.” They claimed that there was not much left to lend any substantial assistance to the people who needed it; and people have the nerve to question funds related to the Jena 6?
See this is the problem with the Red Cross. What the hell is a non-profit agency employee doing making $500,000 a year? When “Katrina” and the “Sunami” occurred, the Red Cross cried broke after being flooded with millions of dollars from well-wishing individuals wanting to help. After their “overhead” was taken care of and the put aside funds for “a rainy day.” They claimed that there was not much left to lend any substantial assistance to the people who needed it; and people have the nerve to question funds related to the Jena 6?
