Dolton politician’s cancer charity got almost all of its reported money from taxpayers – WGNTV (Chicago)

A representative of the Tiffany Henyard Cares Foundation wrote on the charity’s registration statement filed with the Illinois Attorney general that the organization only raised $13,000 in its first few months of existence. The Thornton Township board – which is controlled by Township Supervisor Henyard – transferred $10,000 to the foundation days after it was created.  That’s in addition to the $10,248 charged to township credit cards for hotels along the route of a Tiffany Henyard Cares walk from Dolton to Springfield in 2022.
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Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

The Dolton type of onion has many layers and the smell becomes stronger the more it gets peeled.

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