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The scandal becomes even more egregious when examining how some nonprofits handle their finances post-funding. An example cited involves a nonprofit receiving approximately $1.9 billion. Instead of deploying the money for its intended charitable purposes, the organization's leaders have reportedly siphoned off personal gains—lavish salaries, expensive expenses, and extravagant purchases. Reports indicate that these funds have been used to buy private jets, luxury homes, and other luxurious assets, all at the expense of the original mission. This pattern of greed and exploitation is not isolated but appears to be widespread across many organizations.