IG finds big problems in Big Brothers Big Sisters accounting

By Kelly Cohen
Published June 26, 2013 4:00am ET
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IG finds big problems in Big Brothers Big Sisters accounting
Mismanagement of almost $20 million in taxpayer dollars has caused a freeze in grants to Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, according to an audit by the Department of Justice Inspector General. The DOJ-IG audit found that so many book-keeping flaws by BBBSA that it was impossible to determine exactly where $19,462,448 out of $23,177,286 in […]

Mismanagement of almost $20 million in taxpayer dollars has caused a freeze in grants to Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, according to an audit by the Department of Justice Inspector General.

The DOJ-IG audit found that so many book-keeping flaws by BBBSA that it was impossible to determine exactly where $19,462,448 out of $23,177,286 in three federal grants went.

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