Monica Cannon-Grant and husband.
Posted on 09/14/2025 11:03:48 AM PDT by CFW
BOSTON — Monica Cannon-Grant, the founder of the nonprofit Violence in Boston, plans to plead guilty to federal charges of defrauding people who donated to her organization.
In a one-page document filed in federal court in Boston on Friday, Canon-Grant requested a change of plea hearing.
Cannon-Grant faces a 27-count indictment on charges including wire fraud, mail fraud, making false statements, and filing false tax returns, among other offenses.
Federal investigators have alleged that Cannon-Grant, and her husband, Clark Grant, “solicited and received over $1 million in donations and grants from individuals, charitable institutions and other entities.”
The indictment alleged that Cannon-Grant and her husband spent much of that money on themselves, including paying auto and insurance bills, extravagant nail salon trips, high-priced dinners, and a vacation to Maryland, among other financial transactions.
(Excerpt) Read more at boston25news.com ...
"Boston BLM activist Monica Cannon-Grant is pictured outside court after denying that she and her husband blew thousands in charity donations on blow-out dinners, vacations and nail salon trips"
“The couple allegedly also received nearly $54,000 in pandemic relief funds into their charity’s bank account, but spent much of that on themselves as well.”
Does the hyphenated name mean anything?
She looks like another ghettopotamus.
This happens to nearly ALL “nonprofits”.
Take a look at the Clinton Foundation where 94% of the proceeds go to pay executive salaries (three people, Bill, Hillary and Chelsea). /spit
I see she’s still wearing a Covid mask.
Yes. See post # 1.
Now go after H. Clinton and her daughter grifter.
She didn’t spend the money on clothes. Most pics of her , she is wearing a sweatshirt or a hoodie.
Her husband probably spent it on liquor and keeping his hoes looking good. This biotch was slumming around, running her fat mouth, looking ghetto and trashy.
Cannon-Grant faces a 27-count indictment on charges of
<><>wire fraud, mail fraud, making false statements, and filing false tax returns, among others.
<><>Cannon-Grant, and her husband, Clark Grant, allegedly “solicited and received over $1 million
<><>donations and grants came from individuals, charitable institutions and other entities.”
<><>The indictment alleged that the two spent much of that money on themselves,
<><>paying auto and insurance bills, pricey nail salon trips, high-priced dinners, and vacations,
<><>these were among the couples’ other self-serving financial transactions.
<><>They allegedly deposited $54,000 in pandemic relief funds into the ‘charity’s” bank account,
<><>the two spent much of that on themselves as well.
Monica Cannon-Grant and husband.
“””This happens to nearly ALL “nonprofits”.
Take a look at the Clinton Foundation where 94% of the proceeds go to pay executive salaries “””
Which is why I never donate to the “charities”.
Like the American Cancer Society who provides a nice pension plan for their employees.
As illustrated above, the organization’s largest expense is compensation-related. $456 million (or $56 our of every $100 in revenue) was spent on the 6,679 employees, which equates to an average compensation of $68,000. However, 368 individuals received more than $100,000 in compensation with the highest compensation given to the former COO, Gregory P Bontrager, who received more than $2.3 million, followed by the outgoing SVP for Field, Joseph C Cahoon who received nearly $1 million.
They obviously forgot to pay the Democrat VIG which would have protected them…..
Now do Stacey Abrams and her NGO / nonprofit.
What with all the hyphenated last names and fraud cases?
So... Collecting money for a ‘nonprofit’ and then spending it on your own bills and entertainment is illegal?
Then... Why are the Clinton’s not in jail?
From 2022.....
a non profit does not make money but everyone of the executives and board makes a fortune. Non-profits are huge money making scams.
She IS a ghettopotamus, actually. In this case, that’s right.
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