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"It also appears that the motives of Invisible Children may no longer be entirely altruistic. Three founders collectively received over 1/4 million dollars in payment… wages?… in 2011 alone. On top of that, the charity holds significant assets, including: $750,000 in computer equipment, nearly $290,000 in transportation equipment, and over $175,000 in video camera and recording equipment. One estimate puts the percentage of donations to Invisible Children that actually goes to Ugandan efforts at around 32%."
http://visiblechildren.tumblr.com/
http://lunamagazine.com.au/slider/13511