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$427,000 In Salaries, No Employees: FBI Raid Puts Baltimore City Nonprofit In Spotlight

$427,000 In Salaries, No Employees: FBI Raid Puts Baltimore City Nonprofit In Spotlight A Baltimore City nonprofit that received $1 million in federal pandemic funding reported more than $427,000 in salaries and wages while listing zero employees on its federal tax filing, according to Chris Papst, lead investigator for FOX45's Project Baltimore. Papst has tracked nonprofit KEYS Empowers since FBI agents raided the nonprofit linked to a Baltimore City school board member who abruptly resigned. KEYS Empowers' latest Form 990 filing, covering 2024, reported $2,001,754 in revenue, with $427,201 paid out in salaries and...
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