Is there a list of charities VP Cheney gave $7,000,000 to in 2005?
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The best I've been able to find is: "Recipients of their charitable donations included George Washington University Medical Faculty Associates for the benefit of the Cardiothoracic Institute, the University of Wyoming Foundation and Capital Partners for Education, to benefit low-income high school students in the Washington area." Apparently when they release their taxes they only release their 1040s, which don't list the actual recepients of charitable donations.
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No, in 2004 it was $20.67 billion, which is a relatively small portion of the overall budget.  Of that money, only 12.3% went to countries for humanitarian purposes (and that is according to the government's own figures).  For more info, you can take a look at this report.  At the end there are some tables that show trends and amounts of foreign aid and what percentage of foreign aid goes to what:\nhttp://usinfo.state.gov/usa/infousa/trade/files/98-916.pdf
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Red Cross, Salvation Army, Catholic Charities, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints,etc if you want a futher list i need details as to what help your looking for
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No, But that dick cheney...;)\n\nJust kidding.
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You couldn't find out who helped campaign in terms of campaign help. You could look up who made significant donations to their campaigns through sites such as Opensecrets which tracks political donations.
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Cheney is a loser always has been, His only concern is his check from halliburton each year as a Stock Holder.\nSome call this working hard for America, I do not, Cheney and Hisbushyness are both draft dodgers. Neither have really worked a day in their life. All they both know well is how to suck off the tax payers Teet.\nA president is typically his party's fundraiser-in-chief, and Bush has embraced the role like no other, besting even the reception-loving Bill Clinton in total dollars collected. Bush headlined events that raised more than $140 million for Republican Party committees and candidates in each of the 2002 and 2004 election cycles.\nIn 2005, Bush held 20 fundraising events, raising $75.5 million, while Cheney held 36 events that brought in $15 million. So far this year, Bush has held six events raising $12.5 million, and Cheney has held 11 events that raised $1.6 million, according to a GOP tabulation. \nPolls show Bush and Cheney remain enormously popular with the GOP base and conservatives. An AP-IP SOS poll earlier this month showed Bush holding a 74 percent approval rating among Republicans, compared with 37 percent overall.
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I'm not sure there is a lot. only the usually the ones that get caught in there scandals or the ones that "take the bullet" for there boss (Libby).\n1. Scotter Libby\n2. John Ashcroft\n3. Don Evans \n4. Colin Powel\n5. Ann Veneman \n6. Rod Paige \n7. Spencer Abraham \n8. Scott McClellan \n9. Porter Goss \nI'm sure there is more I'll get back to you.
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Don't know where your at but try 'Government Grants' there is probably a list.
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Red Cross \nAnd the vice president made 450.000 dollars in salary last year..\nWhat gives?
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Bill and Melinda Gates? They give alot of money to charity.
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Try give.org. They've got a good list of charities.
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George Bush, Dick Cheney, Condi Rice
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There's a lot of organizations. The most noteable ones I can think of are UNICEF, Oxfam, and Save the Children.
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I do believe every administration had several. I do not recall them all but here are a few really good ones.\nWarren Harding and the Teepot Dome scandal where his administration gave away navel oil reserves in exchange for bribes.\n\nUlysses Grant administration had so many scandals that they are almost too numerous to recount here. But Credit Mobilier is worth a mention. The builders of the Union Pacific railway had a scheme to create a company called Credit Mobilier to handle the construction of the railroad and charge the railroad exorbitant fees which then went into their pockets. They thought that congress might intervene so they distributed blocks of credit mobilier stock to key Republican congressmen and the vice president Schuyler Colfax. \n\nBut let us not pick on only the Repulican administrations. There was good old Andrew Jackson. He shipped all the Cherokees off to Oklahoma so his friends could steal their land. Not bad. Even got his picture on the $20 bill for doing that. I think Grant got his picture on the $50 for his contributions to corruption. Can't wait to see where they stick Clinton and GWB's pictures. \n\nI could go on for page after page but that should give you an idea.
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I could not find an actual number. I did find a blogger's comment, given below:\n\n\nThe Salvation Army should be first among your charities during this season of Hurricane Katrina. Here's why.I once sat on a board to evaluate administrative overhead costs of hundreds of 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organizations.\n\nThe Salvation Army always had about the lowest admin burden.\n\nFor example:\n\nAmerican Red Cross, Marsha Evans earns $651,957.\n\nUnited Way, Ralph Dickerson Jr., president of the United Way of New York City, $420,000.\n\nGoodwill Industries, George W. Kessinger, $386,575\n\nSalvation Army, W. Todd Bassett $166,850\n\nand\n\nCatholic Charities USA, Thomas A. DeStefano, $116,362. \n\nSource:http://www.charmaineyoest.com/2005/09/the_salvation_army_and_hurrica.php
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Barbara Bush also donated $150,000 to a Texas charity.  Unfortunately, she donated it with the stipulation that it be used to purchase her son Neil's edumacation software.  So, in effect, she was able to buy her son's software tax free.  These Bush people just don't do anything without thinking of themselve.
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Lions club. they give every year to the needy.