Donald Sterling has just been banned from the NBA for life for racist remarks and now the charities he gave thousands of dollars to are feeling some type of way. Donald has donated money to numerous different charities like Good Will, The American Diabetes Association and many more check out who’s giving the money back below and whose keeping it!
TMZ reports,
A Place Called Home — which shelters high-risk teens — got a $100,000 donation from Sterling, doled out in $10K yearly installments. The charity has received $30K, which it will NOT return, but it is REJECTING the $70K balance.
— Temple of the Arts — It’s keeping Sterling’s $10K donation.
— L.A. Union Rescue Mission — It’s been receiving $10K a year. They’re keeping the cash, telling TMZ, “We take money from all kinds of bad people all the time.”
— Goodwill of So. Cal. — It got a $100,000 donation from Sterling, doled out over 10 years. It has received $20K so far and it’s giving all the money back and not accepting the balance.
— American Diabetes Ass’n — Sterling donated $25K. It’s keeping the loot, telling us, “The sad reality is that without donations like Mr. Sterling’s, we can’t help the people that we do.”
In addition to these charities,
Sterling pledged $3 MIL to UCLA for kidney research with $425K up front. The school is returning the $425K and refusing to accept the rest.
And L.A.’s Simon Wiesenthal Center’s Museum of Tolerance is keeping the $30K it already received, telling us they already spent the money.
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