San Francisco Nonprofit Spent Money on Limos, Vacations, and Luxury Items: Controller’s Report

San Francisco Nonprofit Spent Money on Limos, Vacations, and Luxury Items: Controller’s Report
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A nonprofit with multimillion-dollar agreements with the San Francisco Police Department spent at least $80,000 on illegitimate expenditures between July 2022 and March 2023, according to a report released on Jan. 18 by the city’s controller’s office.

Money meant for crime prevention education programs was used for luxury gifts, trips to Lake Tahoe, and limousine rides, among other things. This is in violation of grant terms that exclude “personal or business-related costs or expenses related to meals, catering, transportation, lodging, fundraising or education activities.”

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