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Homeless nonprofits just proved the money never reaches the streets. Michael Young’s group took more than $118 million in public funds for housing before prosecutors say he used shell companies and fake vendors with no employees to divert over $7.5 million back to himself. LAHSA paid Home At Last over $75 million for services that never existed, then more than $1 million went to open the Six Seven Five Lounge in Inglewood. After that, the complaint lists luxury vacations, vintage car restorations, and commercial properties, all hidden with forged signatures and fraudulent invoices. They canceled the contracts in June 2026 and charged him with wire fraud, but the tents were still there and the oversight never showed up.