The nonprofit could be forced to sell its buildings to pay off its debts.
EPA’s inspector general now investigating Operation REACH’s use of $50,000 grant
Bank seeks foreclosure on Operation REACH’s headquarters
State revokes day care license of Operation REACH's center
The Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services has revoked the license for the daycare owned by struggling nonprofit Operation REACH, Inc., according to state officials. That revocation, effective at the end of last week, means The Knowledge Garden, at 1700 Josephine St., must end its operations immediately.
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Federal audit slams local nonprofit: $900,000 questioned
Operation REACH, Inc., the troubled education nonprofit, failed to properly account for nearly $900,000 in grant money received over three years, some of which may have been misspent, according to an audit by the federal agency that awarded the cash. The New Orleans-based nonprofit’s questionable spending was “unsupported by required documentation and/or incurred improperly,” according to the Inspector General’s Office of the Corporation for National and Community Service, one of Operation REACH’s main funders.
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Education nonprofit ‘struggling for survival’ and under investigation
A nonprofit organization that earned acclaim tutoring students has drastically cut its programs because, former employees say, it lacked financial acumen and suffered from its leader’s extravagant spending.
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Education nonprofit Operation Reach 'struggling for survival' and under investigation by federal agency
A nonprofit organization that earned acclaim tutoring students has drastically cut its programs because, former employees say, it lacked financial acumen and suffered from its leader’s extravagant spending.