California’s high-profile FireAid campaign’s funds distribution continues to receive high scrutiny — and suspect non-profits are taking note. Recent developments show at least one non-profit organization has returned FireAid funds, responding to public and political pressure over transparency and fund allocations. U.S. Rep. Kevin Kiley (R-CA) is part of a growing chorus of people demanding [……
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FireAid Partner Returns Funds as Scrutiny Intensifies Over Missing $100 Million — Non-Profit Received Fire Relief Payout Despite Being Focused on ‘Civic Engagement’
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