How Are Non-Profits Helping Fire/Mudslide Victims?
AnonymousBy an edhat reader
Following the Thomas Fire last December and the Montecito Debris Flow/Mudslide this past January, a lot of small and large non-profits collected funds to help assist local victims.
Is there a way those of us who donated can see where the money went to help our local community? Is there a law that forces these non-profit organizations to show where the money is going or are they able to hold onto funds without informing their donors?
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