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If I were a supervisor I’d call for an immediate shut down, a resolution for discontinuation of all non profit funding until a clear and outside auditor delivers clean audits on them. This is disgusting. This was the solution for locals crime challenges. Liars and thieves. https://t.co/IlkvEy8RlY
Alleged misspending by the city-funded nonprofit San Francisco SAFE has cost the troubled charity one of its biggest financial backers: the San Francisco Police Department. https://t.co/KItdJQd0IB
SF SAFE, the embattled SFPD-affiliated nonprofit that has been accused of frivolous spending & failing to pay its bills, is in hot water again. Its Mission landlord said it owes $445K for a lavish, multi-suite office building. via @miss_elenius https://t.co/PXW5y5LdjT
The San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) has terminated its contract with SF SAFE, a nonprofit organization, amid a criminal investigation into the organization's financial issues. SF SAFE, which had been affiliated with the SFPD, is accused of not paying its bills and engaging in frivolous spending. The organization allegedly owes $445,306 in unpaid rent for a lavish office space to its Mission landlord. This financial mismanagement has led to SF SAFE losing one of its major financial supporters, the SFPD.
