What if we told you that starting a nonprofit doesn't just feed the poor—but can also feed your bank account? Charity for Profit: How to Start a Nonprofit and Still Get Rich is a disturbingly hilarious, painfully accurate exposé on how the nonprofit world is exploited by insiders who turn "helping others" into a lucrative business model.

From vague mission statements to recycled feeding programs, learn how real-life NGO operators in the Philippines use "humanitarian" language, handshake deals, and unverified reports to rake in millions—tax-free and guilt-free. With detailed, chapter-by-chapter breakdowns, this guide teaches how the system really works, why no one checks, and how legal corruption hides behind logos, lanyards, and laminated certificates.

This is not for saints. This is for students of power—those who understand that impact is optional, but documentation is sacred. Whether you're planning your own "livelihood training" racket or just want to understand how charities become cash cows, this book shows you the unfiltered truth. And it's all disturbingly legal.