A manager of a nonprofit organization does not have that right, for the organization is not his to use for his benefit. Public corruption, defined here as the misuse or abuse of power by an individual or group of elected or employed public servants acting together, has been around for as long as there have been people. Since they have a public trust, officials of nonprofit organizations are also public servants. It is a very predictable aspect of human nature to take advantage of the public trust and use it for one's own personal advantage. Give some examples of misuse of power.
Larger gifts are generally appropriate mainly to charitable organizations and family members.
In objectivity, only the going toward merit and truth are relevant. Thus individuals are free to manage their business and public affairs transparently. Where family and friendship partiality is shown, subjectivity enters and individuals are deprived of equal rights and considerations. The fences of an organization are there to provide free participation inside and to limit interference from outside. Free participation provides for a hearing of suggestions and complaints for the improvement of the organization.