http://testigoscristianosdejehova.blogspot.com/2011/03/sacara-la-sociedad-watchtower-ventaja.html Dear comrades
victims of financial opacity in its many facets:
The Forum of David and Mary Fuentes, Andres M partner has posted the letter that you have above. In the letter, he appealed for anyone who wishes to make a financial contribution ..., no warranties or statements of any kind! "You give us the money we will use it as we see fit ... not have to be in Japan and help the victims." In fact, do not commit to anything, never offer a balance on donations received and concepts that have been used our money. With these safeguards, one is not very happy.
Comrade numbers from his excellent blog, gives us the timely suggestion that we are not the Watch Tower time with our gifts - in case you want to help financially with the religious denomination -:
If you witness the Lord and trust in the "Relief Fund" which the Watchtower has supposedly invented for these purposes, then any support material you want to do, DO NOT depositing contributions in the boxes located in the kingdom hall, assembly hall or in Bethel.
The safest way as it should donate the money to come to Japan is sending it by post, preferably in the form of check or similar bank draft, with a cover letter that clearly states: "I want this money, or goods included here - are used exclusively to help the earthquake victims in Japan in March 2011. I request to be sent a receipt of money as will be detailed indicating reiben or was used and if it does not come into use directametne for this particular disaster, I request that I be returned as soon as possible. This is a "conditional grants".
is the only way that will force watchtower society legally use the money or property donated for the purpose for which they were given and it will be legally as a "Conditional Grant."respect all options, but before the financial opacity pathological religious affiliation, I do not like to donate money to offer financial transparency. So, I look better choices organizations such as Caritas, or Doctors Without Borders, Red Cross, etc.
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