San Francisco Non-Profit Dedicated to Providing Services to the Homeless Accused of $100,000 in Fraud
A non-profit in San Francisco that provides services to homeless people has been accused of fraud to the tune of a cool $100,000. They also face accusations of nepotism.
As many people have pointed out, an entire industry has bloomed in San Francisco around the homeless population and no one wants to end homelessness as a result, because too many people are making extremely good money off the problem.
As far as fraud goes, $100,000 is kind of small potatoes when you consider the fact that the city wastes hundreds of millions of dollars on this issue.
CBS News Bay Area reported:
San Francisco nonprofit running homeless shelter accused of $100K fraud,
