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The top recipients of most COVID-19 aid were San Francisco-based CommonSpirit Health with $3.6 billion, Providence St. Joseph Center with $3 billion, Ascension Healthcare with $2.7 billion, Michigan-based Livonia Health with $2.3 billion, and Sutter Health, based in Sacramento, California, with $1.7 billion.

Shortly after it was widely publicised that Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors had acquired a larger property portfolio than that of her fellow “socialist” Bernie Sanders, she was interviewed by Mark Lamont (from the River to the Sea) Hill wherein she was fielded a number of softball questions, but nothing that could embarrass her. […]

GoFundMe had "concerns" about Kolfage's plan to give $20-million directly to the US government instead of going through a non-profit organization, which would be required to make the donations tax deductible. Ultimately, with Bannon's help, the money was reallocated to a series of non-profits and shell companies.

The IRS blocked tax-exempt status for conservative groups, which directly impacted the 2012 presidential election

The group has made zero contributions for scholarships over the past two years despite receiving more than $500,000. The group refuses to disclose its 2017 tax filing despite federal laws requiring that it be published.

14 anti-poverty, non-profit groups received $900 million in taxpayer funds and paid CEO salaries as high as $900,000, and spent millions on lobbying. [...]

Solutions for Change has gotten 1,200 families off government assistance and back on their feet. But because it requires residents to adhere to certain accountability standards such as staying sober, Solutions for Change is ineligible to receive federal government program funding. As a result, they have foregone $600,000.

Does your insurance cover the latest cancer drug that costs $159 to make, but sells for $106,000? The cost of cancer drugs has skyrocketed lately by more than 5000%, and this is not the exception, but the rule. Despite this gob-smacking display of greed, we continue to finance not only the pharmaceutical industry, but ‘charitable organizations’ that are nothing more than wolves in sheep’s clothing. [1]

In an effort to provide meals to those who need it during the most trying months of the year, NaturalSociety Founding Director Anthony Gucciardi is donating over 20,000 meals to those who need it most through a wide network of United States food banks.