It's not clear what exactly motivated the utter scum to chose to compromise the website of a charity that performs acts of kindness for seriously ill
That assumes they paid any attention to the content on the site in the first place and the actual script placement was done by a human not an automated attack.
I do not see any reason for either one of these conjectures to be justified. Most of the work today is done by automated bots and even if there is insertion of javascript by hand it is done by a pay-by-hour "mechanized turk" in some 3rd world country which is neither likely to read the site nor understand its mission.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
