> I don't want political stances of any kind from an organization that's getting my money to make a specific thing better.
Your notion of what "better" means is in and of itself a political stance.
Your notion of what "better" means is in and of itself a political stance.
I'll admit that's a bit slippery of me. A charity that writes technical documentation is about as apolitical as it gets. But my point is that every decision we make about how we should allocate resources in our society is political, because that's what politics is about. Expecting charities not to have political stances is silly, because the fundamental proposal every charity makes -- "let's all get together and spend money on X" -- is in and of itself political.