Bristol gets paid six figure sum by abstinence charity

Fans of Bristol Palin have been rocked after it was revealed that she was paid 262,500 in 2009 for campaigning against teen pregnancy. Tax receipts reveal that she was paid by the Candie’s Foundation, one of the leading abstinence charities in the United States.

In a statement, the charity said: “We know that Ms. Palin’s work has had a positive effect on creating awareness about teen pregnancy”

However, some have come to her defence, and E! Online states: “The money she received was from multiple projects she did with them. She shot PSAs, print and Internet ads and did town hall meetings, as well, and the money she made was an accumulation of all of that. This is not out of the ordinary for a celebrity to make an income off of a charity they represent.”

What do you think? Did Bristol Palin deserve to be paid so much for charity work? Is it right for celebrities to be paid to do charity work? Should they have to announce it to the public?

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2 Responses to Bristol gets paid six figure sum by abstinence charity

  1. Deborah Hansor says:

    Why not!!! She is a tea party person. She is above the rest of us. Her Mama Bear is against unions, middle class and health care. I wonder who pays for Bristol’s Health care and her baby. Does she get aid from the Federal goverment since she is an unwed mother???? Or whatever we call it when she gets her free health care because Mama Bear or Soccer Mom or whatever she goes by now happens to be in politics. Come on wake up America….quit being so stupid.

  2. doug says:

    you are so right. what a joke both of them are. But they are laughing all the way to the bank . .gotcha real tired of that saying.

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