[VOA]

In the six years since, the Minnesota-based charity,
which launched its "Families of Freedom Scholarship Fund" days
after the terror attacks, has doled out only $19 million in
college aid to 731 recipients.

Either it's a fraudulent organization.
Or typical of the sort of "charitable attitude" charity telephone
solicitors are familiar with "above the Mason Dixon Line"
(in liberal states).

(I was suprised when even National Public Radio ran a short segment
on telephone soliciations via phone. People in socialists enclaves
like Massachussetts are stingier than Ebenezer Scrooge. I'd almost
reserve judgement on them, but they willfully voted for high tax-rate
politicians.)

[Socratic]

$19,000,000/731=$25,992

[The Old Hoosier]

This is BS, the fund is doing just what it should be doing so that it can last over the years and pay out to over 3600 people.

Why do people think that you won the lottery if you had someone die on 9/11, and you never have to pay for anything yourself ever again?