The sham Cancer Fund of America, owned by the James T. Reynolds Sr. family purportedly raised money to help cancer patients, said WGAL News 8 May 23. But these charity scammers blew $187 M on themselves and told cancer patients to eat cake. Reynolds Sr., his son and ex-wife lived the bougie life on money raised. They sent cancer patients "care packets" with travel soaps, paper plates, children's toys and Little Debbie snack cakes.Charity scammers blew $187M on themselves, gave cancer patients Little Debbies - Grand Rapids News | Examiner.comCharity scammers blew $187M on themselves, gave cancer patients Little Debbies - Grand Rapids News | Examiner.com
The sham Cancer Fund of America, owned by the James T. Reynolds Sr. family purportedly raised money to help cancer patients, said WGAL News 8 May 23. But these charity scammers blew $187 M on themselves and told cancer patients to eat cake. Reynolds Sr., his son and ex-wife lived the bougie life on money raised. They sent cancer patients "care packets" with travel soaps, paper plates, children's toys and Little Debbie snack cakes.Charity scammers blew $187M on themselves, gave cancer patients Little Debbies - Grand Rapids News | Examiner.com
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