First it is hard, all corporations have to file with thier state but this is often very limited. You need to check with the Attorney General office of the state where they operate. Also check with the Better Business Bureu in thier area. But in the end,often finding how much they pay thier employees and what percent of the money that actual goes to thier chairty relief is hard to find.
some of these may help
http://www.state.ia.us/government/ag/charity1.htm http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/edcam...resources.html http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/tmarkg/charity.htm http://www.effingham.net/crimestoppers/charity.htm
I will give you an example, our Religious Order does all service work, we are Incorporated as a Non Profit Religious Church.
There are no records of what we pay or don't pay available without directly asking us.
Now with our group our religious brothers can not recieve any pay from our group ( each is required to work in the world and pay all thier own living expences) So beyond paying rent or building payments and utilities our group uses all of its donations directly to the service we provide. ( Prison ministry, Elderly Ministry, Street Ministry and so on)
At the Corporate level we have a large Elderly Ministry plus we help with supplies for African Missions ( no money is sent to Africa, only books and/or supplies
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