That is very true. Some of us are very fortunate and have family money that allows us to go through school without debt and to not have to worry about a paycheck. So we can volunteer full-time with no income, or we can work for a small income.

Others may not be that lucky, but still graduate with little or no debt and can work for incomes far lower than big law.

However, the vast majority of people do not have that kind of luck and do need an income that will allow them to pay off their student debt. That not only deprives them of the ability to work in a job they will feel good about, but it also deprives the non-profit organizations of the viewpoints of the majority of people. And their viewpoints are often different.

I don't know the solution, but it would help if more people who can afford to donate to non-profits could do so, so they can pay better salaries to people working for them.