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A Massachusetts nonprofit got a $9.3 million shelter contract. A big chunk went to a board member’s business. - The Boston Globe

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The state gave a Chicopee nonprofit $9.3 million to operate a homeless shelter. More than $1 million of it was paid to a grocery store, owned by a board member, that supplied meals.

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A Massachusetts nonprofit got a $9.3 million shelter contract. A big chunk went to a board member’s business. - The Boston Globe

The state gave a Chicopee nonprofit $9.3 million to operate a homeless shelter. More than $1 million of it was paid to a grocery store, owned by a board member, that supplied meals.

·Boston, United States
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Boston Globe broke the news in Boston, United States on Monday, July 14, 2025.
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