More homeless nonprofit owners getting filthy rich in Los Angeles, California

- One bought a fancy home in Greece
- A $7 million dollar LA mansion
- One bought a nightclub
- Luxury travel and expenses Rolex watches purchased

Meanwhile residents in LA say their beaches look like Burning Man in the morning because of all the homeless tents

One nonprofit owner Michael Young, founder of the ‘Culver City nonprofit Home At Last’ is charged with wire fraud for allegedly diverting up to $12 million in public homelessness funds. He’s the one who opened a nightclub and bingo hall

Michael Young’s nonprofit received more than $118 million in public funds from LAHSA, the City and County of Los Angeles, and HUD, with LAHSA alone paying Home At Last more than $75 million for homeless housing services

Again, this is only one nonprofit

We are being taxed WAY too much. Abolish the income tax. No one should be paying taxes for this

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Next up, the homeless guy on W7th would also like to give his endorsement of Tina Kotek.

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