Chairity wont allow atheist to help.

[John V]

Just because you're doing good work doesn't give you the right to discriminate.

Some people have argued that the beliefs issue is petty compared to the charitable work being done.

And not just discrimination but discrimination on religious grounds, wtf. If she was discriminating against a race I wonder who'd be so eager to defend her position?

No one, but - she isn't. Religion is a voluntary association, skin color isn't. Big difference.

They're an atheist group, they should not have to hide that fact when they've clearly stated that part of their agenda is to show that atheists are good people, too.

Why do they have to show that in this specific Christian organization? There are plenty of other ways to give, and they admit that other faith-based organizations have accepted their help in the past.