To a struggling charity, the idea of refusing to accept a charitable gift is a strange concept. After all, whatever the gift is, and whatever its worth, the gift is more than the charity had before, right? Wrong. Some charitable gifts are more trouble or expense than they are worth. Some gifts expose the charity to more potential liability than they are worth.
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