If you've donated money to the
Disabled Veterans National Foundation, sleep easy knowing that your hard-earned cash most likely went to pay for hand sanitizer, coconut M&M's, a needlepoint-design pillowcase and other junk. Wait, what?
That's according to a CNN investigation into the organization's IRS filings, which disturbingly show that generous folks like yourselves have donated $55.9 million to the charity since 2007, yet almost no cash has gone to help the veterans. DVNF's frivolous expenses include an outrageous $61 million to a direct-mail company tasked with shilling for further donations.
Not surprisingly, independent nonprofit CharityWatch has given DVNF an "F," and so do we.*
If you ask me - The "F" stands for fraud that deserves jail time -
IRS forms show charity's money isn't going to disabled vets - CNN.com
*Please use independent watchdogs like this to help when choosing a charity - don't just donate because "the name sounds good"...make sure your donations will go to help the cause you so generously give to.
Just when you think you've got it all figured out, someone changes the rules.
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