News that Nick Saban's charity has given 50,000.00 to
help tornado relief in Tuscaloosa is coming under fire.
Saban gave less than 1% of his annual salary to help the
same people that have helped pay toward his salary.
His 50 thousand dollar donation is .08% of his 5.9 million
dollar annual salary. To give 1% he would have had to give
59 thousand. They can't buy a mobile home for that down
there.
What do you think?
Uncle Sam rips off just about everyone who makes more that 250K a year.
News that Nick Saban's charity has given 50,000.00 to
help tornado relief in Tuscaloosa is coming under fire.
Saban gave less than 1% of his annual salary to help the
same people that have helped pay toward his salary.
His 50 thousand dollar donation is .08% of his 5.9 million
dollar annual salary. To give 1% he would have had to give
59 thousand. They can't buy a mobile home for that down
there.
What do you think?
News that Nick Saban's charity has given 50,000.00 to
help tornado relief in Tuscaloosa is coming under fire.
Saban gave less than 1% of his annual salary to help the
same people that have helped pay toward his salary.
His 50 thousand dollar donation is .08% of his 5.9 million
dollar annual salary. To give 1% he would have had to give
59 thousand. They can't buy a mobile home for that down
there.
What do you think?
I'm sure he donates to other charities as well.
News that Nick Saban's charity has given 50,000.00 to
help tornado relief in Tuscaloosa is coming under fire.
Saban gave less than 1% of his annual salary to help the
same people that have helped pay toward his salary.
His 50 thousand dollar donation is .08% of his 5.9 million
dollar annual salary. To give 1% he would have had to give
59 thousand. They can't buy a mobile home for that down
there.What do you think?
He spent $50,000 repairing his detached garage.
Kind of like when St. Judes or Vanderbilt sends you mail saying "donate to help children who can't afford healthcare" meaning kids that owe them money for services already provided that they are getting ready to write as a loss.
Hey it's money toward the cause...
the people who become really successful definitely owe something to the system that made it all possible.
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He spent $50,000 repairing his detached garage.
Kind of like when St. Judes or Vanderbilt sends you mail saying "donate to help children who can't afford healthcare" meaning kids that owe them money for services already provided that they are getting ready to write as a loss.
Hey it's money toward the cause...