今年4月,施乐会提出“有偿社工”模式,该模式已经施乐会审核通过,指在帮助受捐人获得捐助的同时,获得一定的成本补偿(如差旅、食宿等)外,还可以获得一点补贴或资助性回报的社工,捐款人支付给社工的费用不超过受助人善款的15%,而这就是现在被很多人诟病的“提成门”。针对这一话题,公益圈内许多知名人士都做出了自己的回应与解释,如今这件事的风波已经平息,但讨论并没有因此而结束。 In April of this year, Xerox proposed the mode of “paid social workers”, which has been approved by the Xerox Committee. It means that while donors are helped to obtain donations, they are compensated for certain costs (such as travel, accommodation, etc.) Social workers who can also get a little subsidy or subsidized return donate no more than 15% of donations made by donors to social workers. This is what many people now criticize as “commission doors.” In response to this topic, many well-known individuals in the non-profit sector have given their own response and explanation. Now the storm has subsided, but the discussion has not ended.