[Publius6961]

It is still unclear. Is she trying to avoid having to pay anything?
Or is she being refused her choice of charity where the money goes?

Here, in California, it must be an "approved" destination (non-religious).
If that is the union's decision, I will fight it. For instance, the Salvation Army may be designated as "not acceptable", although their main public benefit is non-religious.

[NVD]

Here, in California, it must be an "approved" destination (non-religious).
If that is the union's decision, I will fight it. For instance, the Salvation Army may be designated as "not acceptable", although their main public benefit is non-religious.

The law is the same......the local association and the non-member select the "non-religious" organization. If I choose to move in this direction, I will be sure to make sure that the charity is of my choosing :)