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Homeless nonprofit's contracts nixed by LAHSA after service failure and IRS cash seizure, agency says
The Los Angeles Homeless Servicers Authority said Tuesday that it was terminating contracts with the nonprofit Home At Last, saying it failed to provide contracted services and the IRS seized cash at an address linked to the nonprofit's founder.
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According to Los Angeles Times’s source item, Homeless nonprofit’s contracts nixed by LAHSA after service failure and IRS cash seizure, agency says, The Los Angeles Homeless Servicers Authority said Tuesday that it was terminating contracts with the nonprofit Home At Last, saying it failed to provide contracted services and the IRS seized cash at an address linked to the nonprofit’s founder.
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- Homeless nonprofit's contracts nixed by LAHSA after service failure and IRS cash seizure, agency saysLos Angeles Times - 2026-06-24T00:45:12+00:00
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