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Yes, yes....continue............................But but Hillary..........................
I just wanted to be first.Yes, yes....continue............................But but Hillary..........................
If there is skulduggery going on with the charity, the IRS ought to look into it. Meanwhile, I hope they continue to raise money for St. Jude's.
I'm remarking that I hope they don't stop giving to a good charity.If there is skulduggery going on with the charity, the IRS ought to look into it. Meanwhile, I hope they continue to raise money for St. Jude's.
St Judes is not stealing the money. Trump is.
In 2012, the Eric Trump Foundation sent $5,000 to a charity called Abilis, which provides services to people with disabilities. That same year, Donald Trump's nephew Fred Trump, whose son has cerebral palsy, hosted the inaugural Golf for Abilis fundraiser at the Trump National Westchester. Over the next five years, Abilis spent an estimated $240,000 hosting tournaments at the property.
In 2013 and 2014, the Eric Trump Foundation paid $15,000 for tables at a gala for the Little Baby Face Foundation, according to a spokesman for the latter foundation. Over the next three years, Little Baby Face spent an estimated $100,000 to hold golf outings on the Trump course. The foundation denies any direct connection between the two transactions.
Janet McHugh, the founder of a small charity named Julie's Jungle, was delighted to receive $25,000 in total donations from the Donald and Eric Trump foundations in 2013--money she figured came from Eric and Donald Trump personally. Two years later, her charity hosted a golf tournament at Trump National Hudson Valley. McHugh says the decision to hold her tournament there was unrelated to the donation. "They didn't comp us the golf course," she says. "We paid."
Folks, this fake news is not even worthy of being commented on.
Holy shit, the snowflakes really got a lotta gotchas! This is crazy! The Clinton Foundation is as white as snow compared to this!
In 2012, the Eric Trump Foundation sent $5,000 to a charity called Abilis, which provides services to people with disabilities. That same year, Donald Trump's nephew Fred Trump, whose son has cerebral palsy, hosted the inaugural Golf for Abilis fundraiser at the Trump National Westchester. Over the next five years, Abilis spent an estimated $240,000 hosting tournaments at the property.
In 2013 and 2014, the Eric Trump Foundation paid $15,000 for tables at a gala for the Little Baby Face Foundation, according to a spokesman for the latter foundation. Over the next three years, Little Baby Face spent an estimated $100,000 to hold golf outings on the Trump course. The foundation denies any direct connection between the two transactions.
Janet McHugh, the founder of a small charity named Julie's Jungle, was delighted to receive $25,000 in total donations from the Donald and Eric Trump foundations in 2013--money she figured came from Eric and Donald Trump personally. Two years later, her charity hosted a golf tournament at Trump National Hudson Valley. McHugh says the decision to hold her tournament there was unrelated to the donation. "They didn't comp us the golf course," she says. "We paid."
Let me get this straight, a Trump organization donates money to another organization. Those organizations appreciate it and host events for more donations at a fucking golf course the Trump's own.
It's Robin Hood in reverse. RobbindeHoodJust when we thought the Tramp hit rock bottom making fun of the handicapped, he keeps on digging.
How Donald Trump Shifted Kids-Cancer Charity Money Into His Business
I understand your dilemma. Too painful for you to deal with Trump's corruption. Against kids this time for God's sakes.Close this fake thread!
Indeed.magicians making millions vanish before your very eyes ...
abra-cash-dabra ...
POOF !
no wonder Shitforhair hides his tax returns ..
Close this fake thread!
