Karen Woods, Director of Acton’s Center for Effective Compassion, reminds us to be wise as we engage in charity:
Good intentions are not enough. The most significant giving season of the year is no time to relent in our vigilance to avoid the unintended consequences of hurricane recovery (or in any other social need area either). From the smallest, personal kindness extended to an individual hurricane victim, to the most generous in-kind and cash donations of corporate America, due diligence remains important.
Read the full article at National Review Online.
