>> we got bags of coconut m&ms. we didn't have a lot of use for 11,000 bags of coconut m&ms. finger salute. we have questions for them in nearly 15 other charities. the times have helped prepare this report. >> reporter: if you believe their paperwork, 15 little known u.s. charities who have had very little, sent 40 million dollars in medicines to guatemala in 2010. which charity? if you've been watching, you've seen them before, the breast cancer society in arizona, with its finger wave iing president. and his stepmother who runs a charity. she earns $227,000 a year. declined to tell us where all the millions in her donations go. >> is rose available? >> she's not available and she's not doing interviews. >> they claim to have sent massive quantities of medicine to guatemala. despite the substantial size of the donations, the internal revenue service doesn't require charities to disclose exactly what they sent. we did something the irs and others are unable to do. try to find even one shipment of medicine that quite frankly, local guatemalan relief agencies say would have ma

remember the coconut m a& ms. >> they sent us 11,000 bags of coconut m & ms.a lot of use for those. >> or how about that one fingered salute that the president of an arizona breast cancer charity gave us when we wanted to ask a question. we have new questions for them and 15 other charities. our partners at the tampa bay times have helped to prepare this report. here is drew griffin. >> if you believe their paperwork, 15 little known u.s. charities who have little if anything to do with international aide sent $40 million of medicine to guatemala in 2010. which charities? you have seen them before. the breast cancer society in arizona with its finger-waving president who earns $261,000 a year. and his stepmother who runs a cancer charity for children in knoxville, tennessee. she is rose perkins and she earns $227,000 a year but declined to tell us where the millions in her donations to go. these two charities and 13 others have claimed to sent massive quantities of medicines to guatemala. despite the size of the donations, they are not required to disclose det