The Women's Cancer Fund raised $18.3 million, but a lawsuit claims that most of the money went to pay the charity's president and for-profit fundraisers instead of helping women with cancer.
The Women's Cancer Fund raised $18.3 million by vowing to help patients, but a new lawsuit alleges that the money instead went to pay the charity's president and for-profit fundraisers . The lawsuit claims that only $194,809 out of the donated amount was spent directly on helping women with cancer.
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