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Eric Trump Foundation Under Heavy Scrutiny Amid Allegations That Charity Money Went to Trump Businesses

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Post date June 8, 2017

A photo of Eric Trump. — Eric Trump, son of President Donald Trump. Photo credit: a katz / Shutterstock

A groundbreaking new investigation by Forbes suggests that the Eric Trump Foundation funneled hundreds of thousands of dollars into Trump-owned businesses. If true, that would mean that donors were misled about where their money was actually going. To give some context, every year, the Eric Trump Foundation hosts a golf tournament at the Trump National […]

Tags Eric Trump Foundation, Forbes, investigation, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Trump National Golf Club

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5 Ways to Help on World Cancer Day

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Post date February 7, 2013

February 4th was World Cancer Day. For cancer patients, caregivers, survivors, and supporters, this day is a source of hope and comfort. It’s a chance to share stories of courage, resilience, and inspiration. And it’s a chance to raise cancer awareness. “Cancer” is a wide-sweeping word. It can be in just about any part of […]

Tags american cancer society, Awareness, Cancer, Cancer Awareness, Cancer Patients, Caregivers, National Breast Cancer Foundation, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Stand Up To Cancer, Supporters, Survivors, World Cancer Day

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