Dave Pohlmann News Today

Many groups have dug up various means to survive – some underwent the process of becoming a nonprofit on their own, while others found a new fiscal sponsor or obtained donations from the community to keep them afloat.

Now, that missing money is under the microscope with the FBI and Virginia Attorney General on the case.

Enrichmond, a decades-old non-profit, served as an umbrella organization for dozens of smaller "Friends of" groups in the city -- like Friends of Shockoe Hill Cemetery.

Enrichmond, a decades-old non-profit, served as an umbrella organization for dozens of smaller "Friends of" groups in the city -- like Friends of Shockoe Hill Cemetery.

“Basically we have no access to our funds,” said Friends of Pump House President Penn Markham after the group was left hanging by the foundation's demise.