New York charity accused of using nearly $100,000 in veteran donations for personal expenses

Times of India - Oct 13, 2026

A New York veterans' charity called Healing for Heroes allegedly misused donations intended for injured service members. State prosecutors filed a civil lawsuit claiming founders misled donors while using funds for personal luxuries. Investigators found that the charity operated retreats only for board members and their friends, neglecting actual veterans seeking support. Additionally, the charity reportedly made almost $33,000 from rental income but did not benefit the veterans.

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