Jackson Jambalaya

Do any of these documents show how much they pay their employees/directors? It seems like some of this money could be siphoned off for personal use or these people could pay themselves a high salary that is unjustified. How are these people held accountable to the people they solicit money from?

10:02 - Before you asked your question did you even try reading the documents, or are you from the millineum generation that expects someone else to do all your work for you while you ear cheers on the couch?

Try going to the page that is headed "COMPENSATION OF OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS". There you can find what these organizations pay their "OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS". No, it does list the salary of each and every employee that shovels out the dog shit, or that actually draws blood, or whatever the non-profit does, but it provides a listing of each of the folks that YOU ARE ASKING ABOUT. By doing this little bit of work on your own you can see whether they are "siphoning off fir personal use" or "paying themselves a high salary that (you feel) is unjustified".

You need someone to come over and click on the Scribd page and scroll down for you, to save you the trouble? Or maybe you think it would be much better if KF or one of his readers would go to these pages that are posted and make you a chart of that specific information so you don't need to waste your precious time policing reading through them before you make what I am sure are your extensive charitable contributions.

Dang 8:17 - What if you knew 10:02 isn't that proficient with negotiating a spreadsheet or multiple linked pages and is using an i-phone he's basically unfamiliar with (like me).

Can you imagine being a student in YOUR classroom (not that you'd ever qualify to have one) and raising your hand to ask a question?

Well said, 8:44.

@8:17 AM

+1,000,000

Next one of the whiny trolls will say you are KF commenting anonymously. LOL

MAS has almost $700k in “royalties” yet they list no income producing assets other than cash. Wonder if that is disguised public funds.

Dang 8:44, I didnt know that JJ was a classroom! Next time I will be cognizant and treat readers like 10:02 as the 3rd grade intelluctual level you suggest they are.

Trouble with handling "spreadsheets"? I might could understand that, but all that is required to answer the question posed is "Scrolling down" - something that will have to be done to get down this far in the comments to read this response.

I stand by my point - and it would certainly apply to kids in my classroom. Do a little work on your part first; read the material; try some research. If then you haven't found your answer, raise your hand and ask your question.

But I suppose you are on of those helicopter moms that do most of your kids homework for them, as well as their projects. Thus, my original comment.

10:02 here, I was specifically looking at the one for Cheshire Abbey. Maybe I missed it, but I went through and checked again and still didn’t see one for officer and director compensation.

My understanding of the law is that the employees who make over $50,000 per year have to be listed as well as their compensation. If I'm wrong, feel free to correct me.

If all these organizations are exempt from paying taxes/nonprofit, then why is Cheshire Abbey's paperwork different from the others?

whatever Cheshire pays Christy it is not enough. These ladies go without food, enter tough 'hoods', out in cold, rain, putting in long hours always begging to cover food and vet bills. the stray and unwanted dog situation in Jackson is horrible. it is a 'calling' i could not do it.

Three or four weeks ago, on a Saturday night, Chrissy Chesire spent 4 hours trying to coax two very frightened dogs into kennels so that their owner would finally go to the hospital. The woman had a severe infection but refused to get help until the dogs were taken by a rescue that would find them homes. The dogs were finally caught and their owner went to UMMC via ambulance and had her leg amputated several days later. The neighbor had been trying to get help for the woman for months. The woman would have died if Chrissy had not gone out there on a moment's notice and without hesitation to get the dogs to safety.