"Uncharitable" (book)

"Uncharitable" is a book by Dan Pallotta that examines the flaws in the nonprofit sector. It argues that traditional views on charity often limit organizations' effectiveness and innovation. Pallotta challenges the stigma around spending on marketing, salaries, and infrastructure, suggesting that these investments can enhance an organization's impact. He advocates for a shift in mindset, urging people to see nonprofits as potential drivers of social change rather than mere benevolent entities. By addressing these misconceptions, Pallotta calls for a rethinking of how we measure the success and worth of charitable organizations.