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I can not say how much went to Hannity. The tax returns are too vauge for that.
However, I can say Ollie and friends are misrepresenting what they do. They are not a charity set up to help veterans. The are a public policy organization that spends most of their money monitoring the UN and trying to "protect US Soverignty" by writing memos and editorials.
Page 2 of their 2000 990 form says their primary reason for exemption is "Public Policy." They are not primarily a charity designed to help veterans. They misrepresent who they are in order to gain money from people wishing to help troops.
Originally posted by MikeNice81
If somebody wants to post some links to the way shows are promoted I'll check it out later.
[edit on 20-3-2010 by MikeNice81]
Originally posted by djvexd
In 2006, Freedom Alliance spent a total of $7,064,839. Of that:
• 77 percent ($5,434,538) was spent on Program Activities • 18.5 percent ($1,308,414) was spent on Fundraising • 4.5 percent ($321,887) was spent on Management"
Chief Executive's Salaries
CEO Salaries
Charitable Organizations are required to submit a Form 990 to the IRS and usually this form is on the charity's website. From the Form 990 you can find the CEO's salary. However, these forms are often 1-2 years old. Since CEOs usually receive hefty pay raises, this means some of the salaries you see below are probably considerably higher today.