That's an individual matter. The Good Samaritan used his time, money, and energy to show compassion rather than referring the victim to an organized program. It is granted that there are needs too big for an individual to fill without cooperation with others, but we are warning of an unhealthy trend. Though I feel strongly that reform is in order, I am not indicating that correctness in the operational activities of the local body is essential to salvation. Many methods for expediting God's will in a group are left to human wisdom as to what is the most effective and appropriate.
Methods are matters of expediency.
No man or group has unerring wisdom. The more we deviate from principles set forth in the scriptures, however, the less effective and more problematical we can expect our activities to become.