Our viewers say

"The fundamental problem with NKF is that it combines two completely different functions of fundraising together with the provision of health services. Transparency issues aside, I don't think anybody can take it away from NKF for its fundraising abilities. ... I urge all to not lose your faith in charitable organisations, including the new NKF that will emerge from this whole fiasco. We should punish the people running the organisation, but not the patients whom the organisations existed for in the very first place." - mystic

"Is qutting the best thing to do when you need to do the right thing to win back public trust? My take, it isn't. If the CEO and the Board is willing to part with a portion of their huge pay checks and donate it back to the cause, I will believe that they meant well after all. In my humble opinion, so will the public." - CyberRoach

"My question is, why is there no apology from NKF? The immediate things to take care of is no doubt public confidence and continuity of donations to the really needy organisation. But what should NKF do now? Dump the ship and leave all the mess behind?" - blkoh

"I understand the primary objective of the NKF, which is to provide medical assistance to the needy, especially kidney patients. And I understand the present issue has negative repercussions on your patients. But I feel that it is not right to downplay the seriousness of this matter. NKF has enough funds for all its patients to last for a significant period of time. Please do not divert the public’s attention from the misuse of public donations of NKF management to the needs of kidney patients." - tribetta

"I think the government should have some regulations for charities with millions dollars of donation. If the government is concerned with donation and funding to political parties, why not charities. Even public listed companies can have accounting problems." - Iceman