It's quite odd, these people send me the letters o...

It's quite odd, these people send me the letters of my godchild, who lives in a country in South America, translated into English, even though I understand PERFECTLY Spanish, that I told them from the start even if I do not write it for lack of practice.
So they use people (volunteers? Paid people?) To translate the letters of the girl, which I understand perfectly though.
This is quite worrying about the use of our funds and the rigor of management that prevails!
I think that the state, through which we benefit from tax rebates for our donations, should look into the functioning of this entity.
I finish my sponsorship and I go elsewhere. I have already had other experiences with associations where it seemed to me that an accounting, financial and management rigor were in order.
It's a shame to let this kind of thing shine through, it's very clumsy, because we have few elements to judge and inevitably blunders of this kind print a lot.