There's a holier-than-thou atmosphere at many non-profits. Employees, at least some of them, look down their noses at greedy money-grubbers at for-profit businesses in the private sector and pat themselves on the back for not being so low as to want to make ... money, in return for goods and services. They're out being people-helping people and lots of them want to 'save the world.' Naturally, a lot of them are full of leftwingers. And to annoy the rest of us even more, a lot of them make humongous salaries, well out of proportion to what they would in the private sector. So it's not the least bit surprising to hear that non-profits are wracked with fraud. The Boston Globe reports: The problem is national in scope, touching some of the country’s best-known nonprofits. The American Museum of Natural History in New York City reported it lost $2.8 million in 2015 after an employee fell for an e-mail scam and erroneously wired the money. The museum...(Read Full Post)