While NGOs Have Distinct Advantages Over Individuals, States, and IGOs

While NGOs have distinct advantages over individuals, states, and IGOs, they also have some disadvantages. Which of the following is such a disadvantage?

A) They often have poor reputations.
B) They often have to compete for funding.
C) They are so well funded that they are chronically plagued by waste and corruption.
D) They exist only in democracies.
E) They are always working on issues opposed by state governments.