Your reference to boys town missed the point. Boys town didn't run out of orphans to spend money on. They simply failed to spend a large amount of it on orphans.
Do you have a source for that?
My understanding is that boys town did run out of orphans who met their requirements. There simply aren't enough orphans in the USA with no family to take care of them who slip through the cracks of the adoption system.
But that fact didn't slow their appeals for more money.
That said, my understanding is based on my memories of a book that I don't presently have a copy of.
Do you have a source for that?
My understanding is that boys town did run out of orphans who met their requirements. There simply aren't enough orphans in the USA with no family to take care of them who slip through the cracks of the adoption system.
But that fact didn't slow their appeals for more money.
That said, my understanding is based on my memories of a book that I don't presently have a copy of.