$319 Billion in Taxpayer Money Sent to Nonprofits. Where Did It Go?

Taxpayer funding for nonprofits has more than doubled over the past decade, rising from $149 billion in 2016 to $319 billion in 2022. The Center Square examines how billions in government money are being distributed to nonprofits, including concerns over executive salaries, conflicts of interest, and programs that may conflict with state laws.

Taxpayers President David Williams argues nonprofits receiving public money should face greater financial scrutiny, including full annual audits showing exactly how taxpayer dollars are spent.

The report also examines North Carolina taxpayer funding for a nonprofit promoting gender-transition services for minors, despite state restrictions on transgender medical treatments for children, as well as millions paid by Erase PTSD Now to businesses connected to its founder.

Key topics: taxpayer money, nonprofit funding, government spending, nonprofit accountability, taxpayer dollars, executive salaries, government grants, North Carolina, nonprofit audits, government accountability, public funds.

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