Was only an example. I've seen anonymous donations that are equivalent and anonymous, my point is that nonprofit is still a business and are fully driven by revenue motivation to a large extent. Mission matters, but so does sustainability. Predatory lenders, slum lords, and the like are well represented among the donor set.
Kaiser Permanente is a nonprofit (in part, they've got a sophisticated melding of for profit and nonprofit optimized for best effect). That isn't to say they don't do good work. They also have been sued and fined, particularly on the behavioral health side, for bad behavior.
Sorry, it's a tangent. I just know too much about the sector not to be triggered. When folks wrap themselves in a cloak of righteousness in the community then secretly engage in shady practices it triggers me.
And yes, I know some very good nonprofits that aren't like that. But they also aren't financially successful beyond a certain scale ($2M or so annual budget). Seems like I can count on one hand the ones bigger than $5M that I have faith in, and none over $20M.
YMMV. I'll back out of the thread now, sorry for the derail.