Several nonprofits that use for-profit companies to collect donated goods say that they will look more closely at such arrangements, following a Minnesota decision that called for Savers LLC to change its business practices.
Minnesota’s Attorney General’s Office filed a compliance report in November stating that "Savers mixes its identity with that of the charities and fails to disclose the amount of a donor’s donation that is received by the charity versus the amount that is retained by Savers, a for-profit corporation."
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