A non-profit in San Francisco is under fire this week, facing allegations that executives have been using donations to support the marginalized community depicted in the foundation's own fundraising materials. "This is a shocking breach of public trust," said Karo Price, who heads up the city's fraud unit. "These monies were obtained under the pretense that they would be spent improving the vacations of the people who run this organization."
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