Donors created the Oklahoma City Community Foundation to aid the victims of the Oklahoma City Bombing after the 1995 attack. Ten million dollars sit in the fund and the managers refuse to use the fund for it's intended purpose. Instead, they have created permanent, lucrative jobs for themselves by sitting on the donations. Attorney Ken Feinberg, who handled the distribution of billions of dollars for victims of 9/11, the BP oil spill, and the Virginia Tech and Aurora movie theater shootings, has said that the right thing to do is to determine who is eligible to receive money and how much, and distribute it within 60 days without restriction and then close the program.
If the fund managers refuse to use the fund for it's intended purpose, it should be investigated by the Justice Department.
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