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Tracking Dark Money To The Supreme Court: How Transparent Are Donor Advised Funds?
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4:24Now PlayingDark money has arrived at the Supreme Court. Donors are increasingly pushing money into something called donor-advised funds, which operate like piggy banks for nonprofit giving. The funds then route that money to legally minded nonprofits, who help pay for lawyers, file briefs and–the donors surely hope–impact rulings.
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