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Charity that agreed to bail out Brad Pitt's foundation for $20.5M STILL hasn't paid - Vimarsana News

Charity that agreed to bail out Brad Pitt's foundation for $20.5M STILL hasn't paid

Global Green has been ordered to secure $10M in two months after it agreed to pay $20.5M in August to bail out Brad Pitt's foundation.

6 Leaders Unite on Philanthropic Pluralism Despite Differing Views on Societal Problems (Opinion) - Vimarsana News

6 Leaders Unite on Philanthropic Pluralism Despite Differing Views on Societal Problems (Opinion)

Plus, how a billionaire couple found joy with $1 million gifts to small nonprofits

Explained: Why Hurricane Katrina survivors feel let down yet again and the Brad Pitt connection - Vimarsana News

Explained: Why Hurricane Katrina survivors feel let down yet again and the Brad Pitt connection

Brad Pitt’s Make it Right Foundation in August reached a $20.5 million settlement with owners of faulty homes it built in Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina. A California-based non-profit, which had pledged to pay the money, now says it never had the funds

Brad Pitt and the Charity Mess That's Left Katrina Victims Stranded – The Hollywood Reporter - Vimarsana News

Brad Pitt and the Charity Mess That's Left Katrina Victims Stranded – The Hollywood Reporter

Homes built to help victims of Hurricane Katrina are at the center of a dispute between Brad Pitt’s Make It Right Foundation and Global Green Charity.

Brad Pitt's Charity Promised Money It Didn't Have To Hurricane Katrina Survivors - Vimarsana News

Brad Pitt's Charity Promised Money It Didn't Have To Hurricane Katrina Survivors

Brad Pitt's Make It Right Charity Built Faultily-constructed Houses In The Lower 9th Ward Of New Orleans After Hurricane Katrina, And The Non-profit That Stepped In To Remedy The Situation Never Had The Money It Promised Homeowners.