A nonprofit in charge of dispensing millions of dollars to help neighbors who live around FedEx Field has been forced to return the money after an audit found an almost nonexisting accounting system that allowed officials to conduct business without the board’s knowledge, according to a Prince George’s County report.

The county created the stadium grant to reduce the effect on the surrounding community and placed the Central Prince George’s County Community Development Corp. in charge of managing the money — $500,000 a year — generated from stadium revenue.

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