Charities Fear New Pay Limits Will Hurt Executive Donations

"I hope we don't vilify everybody in the financial services sector," says Lisanne Finston, the executive director of Elijah's Promise, a New Jersey soup kitchen. Ms. Finston depends in part on Wall Street bankers' bonuses to fund her operations. She says her donations for food programs, typically $400,000, fell 19% last year, while the number of meals served jumped by about 15,000, or 15%.