Damn! Maybe we're in the wrong business.

Most non-profits prefer to use 65% of their donations toward achieving their goal, but California's Family Council, a stridently anti-gay group, would rather stuff their leaders' pockets:

Since 2003, the public has given the Riverside, Calif.-based California Family Council (CFC) nearly $3 million to support charitable work that the organizations says "protects and fosters judeo-Christian principles in California's laws." But, according to its federal tax returns, little more than $500,000 of that money has gone to "program services," or expenses directly related to that charitable work.

In contrast, the CFC's top two employees, including its founder and executive director, Ron Prentice, were paid a total of $1.1 million over four years. The CFC's other employees earned a total of $900,000 in compensation — bringing the total spent on employees at the Council to about $2 million since it began in 2003.

Prentice had no comment on what one non-profit expert described as the organization's "wacky" numbers.