Winston Gerschtanowitz takes the ire of several charities, including Food Bank Netherlands. They feel misled by his organization EarthToday. “This is horrible.”
Winston Gerschtanowitz’s ‘charity’ has been exposed as an unprecedented profit machine for its founders. He has disappointed an incredible number of people with this and one partner after the other drops out. Albert Heijn was there like the chickens to dump Winston and his Gooise friends and now several charities are following.
Awful
Food Banks Netherlands is one of the charities that has committed itself to EarthToday as a ‘charity partner’. The organization will now stop with that immediately. “We don’t feel at home with an organization where earning money does appear to play a role,” the response counters Quote† “Awful.”
Seal Center Pieterburen is also shocked by the true nature of Winston and his friends. “Pooh, we’ve been put on edge for a while.”
In shock
Make-a-wish Netherlands agrees to this. They just didn’t pay enough attention when they teamed up with EarthToday, a spokesperson said. “We are shocked by the business model behind it.”
The AAP Foundation also had no idea that Winston and his friends want to earn billions of euros. “Completely new”, according to the foundation, which ‘will ask substantive questions’.
And Alex van Eck, the founder of Enjoy Cleaningup, says: “We have built our reputation extremely carefully and do not want to compromise it in any way and that is why we stopped.”
PR drama
It’s obviously one big PR drama for Winston and his fake charity EarthToday. They tried to limit the damage by writing to all those charities and asking them to shut up.
In the email, provided by Quote, EarthToday recommends that charities, if approached by journalists, forward them to Sarah Delatour, Principal of Communications. Quote†
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Winston used Beau van Erven Dorens, among others, to raise money for EarthToday:
