Case 1: Tainted Money

Femida Handy and Allison R. Russell
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Femida Handy: University of Pennsylvania
Allison R. Russell: University of Pennsylvania

Chapter Chapter 6 in Ethics for Social Impact, 2018, pp 121-129 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Set in a nonprofit university, this case example asks the question, “Should a nonprofit take a donor’s money if it was made through questionable means?” Through this case, Handy and Russell push readers to tackle the age-old question of whether charities can clean dirty money, or whether they should avoid donations of money made through potentially unethical means. Discussion questions challenge readers to look at this question from new perspectives and justify their opinions by applying ethical frameworks introduced in Chapter 3 .

Date: 2018
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-75040-8_6

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