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Flagg · 01-27-2016, 22:52

I work with a big US household name that has a partnership with them.

http://www.harley-davidson.com/conte...r-project.html

I'm actually wearing a WWP wristband I got 6 months ago at the annual global corporate circus.

I heard similar anecdotal stories about WWP a few months ago while in the US from both folks working with smaller charities as well as a few service injured folks themselves.

Having a quick look at the WWP website, what I noticed is that they like to share a lot of "powerpoint-y" numbers, but none of them include important things like % ratio of $ received actually going to wounded shooters.

Every dollar spent unnecessarily/frivolously is one that could/should have gone to a wounded shooter.

Are there "tooth to tail" KPIs that are required to be reported and disclosed?

Or is it OK to bury it all and have to dig for it?

01-27-2016, 22:52	#11
Flagg Area Commander Join Date: May 2011 Location: New Zealand Posts: 1,423	I work with a big US household name that has a partnership with them. http://www.harley-davidson.com/conte...r-project.html I'm actually wearing a WWP wristband I got 6 months ago at the annual global corporate circus. I heard similar anecdotal stories about WWP a few months ago while in the US from both folks working with smaller charities as well as a few service injured folks themselves. Having a quick look at the WWP website, what I noticed is that they like to share a lot of "powerpoint-y" numbers, but none of them include important things like % ratio of $ received actually going to wounded shooters. Every dollar spent unnecessarily/frivolously is one that could/should have gone to a wounded shooter. Are there "tooth to tail" KPIs that are required to be reported and disclosed? Or is it OK to bury it all and have to dig for it?
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