You have such a valid point there @slon1980, but do you think that its a problem that endemic specifically to crypto/blockchain and charities or just charities and society in general?
I too have been directly and indirectly involved with many charities over the years and have seen both good and bad (by the people involved in them).
I also think that Basil is right, with the right people who are truly genuinely in it for the good of it, like me.
People who can also see that there is something deeper, far more worthwhile to achieve on Hive for the good of humanity and not just themselves.
And I am motivated because from a selfish perspective, I need to have a much more meaningful purpose on hive to stay on hive and I can see what my purpose here is and that is by seeing so many of the people on hive with so little.
And I want to use my time on Hive to do something that I can't physically do- and that it to work on the ground with all of the charities that I support, nor can I afford to donate a lot of $$$ to them as I'm now unemployed myself and living dole cheque to dole cheque.
So why not use my many skills to do something positive on here while I can.
And I am an open book, just google me.
Its' easy to find out all about people these days with deep searches on the internet, plus a few followups the old fashioned way... and if you can't find out anything about someone on the internet, then somethings wrong, so I think that you are right, people that do become deeply involved in this initiative will need to be vetted too.
So why don't I start the process now. Best place to find the most honest info about a person is on FB and here I am.
https://www.facebook.com/leesa.carriage/