In 2024, a New York charity began raising money for free retreats for disabled veterans; two years later, the state alleged nearly $100,000 in donations helped fund insiders’ property and personal expenses
A New York veterans’ charity created to offer outdoor retreats for injured service members became a personal source of money for its leaders, state prosecutors allege in a civil lawsuit. The lawsuit filed by the Office of the New York Attorney General claims that Healing for Heroes, A Disabled Veteran’s Retreat and Wooded Oasis, Inc.,…