Looks like the charity is only marginally more efficient than Wounded Warrior Project. CODE looks to spend about 70% of their revenue on programs to fulfill their mission. For comparison, WWP spends about 64% of their revenue on programs, Make-A-Wish spends about 1%. However, the USO has tons of programs that do the same as CODE, and they're 94% efficient.

@everson_rm @yoda101280 The ARC will give you juice and cookies for donating. Some places will pay for the blood, but that's a last resort since the people who sell blood are more likely to have bloodbourne infections.

@Hurvl @nl_skipper It's an antequated practice stemming from the AIDS emergence of the 80's. The ARC is currently pushing to remove that ban.

@volted01 No, they test blood type after donation. Afterall, people can be mistaken as to their own type, so a test always more reliable.

Sitting around with friends, wreaking havoc, and trading off the controller whenever you died or got busted.

I can't believe they're still making these graphical comparisons. It all comes down to exclusive games: Halo, God of War, Gran Turismo, etc. I don't include ones like MGS4, because it's 3rd party and may be on X360 is a few months, just like BioShock coming to PS3