Topic: United Way

The high salaries of charity executives, such as former Red Cross CEO Marsha Evans' $651,000 annual pay, are contrasted with the work of unpaid volunteers. The segment compares large charities to the Freemasons, suggesting a structure where lower-level philanthropy masks the wealth-gathering agendas of those at the top.

Host Greg Carlwood reviews a report detailing excessive compensation for CEOs of major charities, including UNICEF, United Way, and World Vision. The segment notes that the March of Dimes reportedly only gives ten cents per dollar to the needy, while Goodwill CEO Mark Curran profits millions from donated goods.