@June1952 it’s always the case unfortunately. It starts out small and wonderful, then grows and becomes all about the money, forgetting the primary purpose of its creation. I’ve seen it before. So sad. It’s becoming more about raising money to go towards research and whatever rather than focusing on members who are already affected and need immediate help. I’m not saying not to donate to research. We certainly need that to continue. But there are lots of charities donating. This one was good because it directly helped the women and men diagnosed, as that’s really important too. Let’s hope that aspect doesn’t change.
