A charity founder stole millions meant for struggling families and spent $320,000 on restaurants; he also put a bartender and his housekeeper on a fake board of directors
- Image Credit: AI GeneratedThe founder of a New York charity established to help low-income families has been sentenced to 8 years in prison after stealing more than $2.5 million in donations to fund an expensive personal lifestyle.
- Keith Taylor, who led the Modest Needs Foundation, used money intended for people struggling with unexpected bills to pay for luxury accommodation, costly restaurant meals, food deliveries and other personal expenses.
- He also created a fake board of directors, listing people including a bartender and his housekeeper without their knowledge, to make his spending appe
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- Image Credit: AI GeneratedThe founder of a New York charity established to help low-income families has been sentenced to 8 years in prison after stealing more than $2.5 million in donations to fund an expensive personal lifestyle.
- Keith Taylor, who led the Modest Needs Foundation, used money intended for people struggling with unexpected bills to pay for luxury accommodation, costly restaurant meals, food deliveries and other personal expenses.
- He also created a fake board of directors, listing people including a bartender and his housekeeper without their knowledge, to make his spending appe
Sources: Times of India