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Attorney General's Office won't confirm investigation into Lansing-area nonprofit 'theft'

Summary by Ground News
Eaton County's SIREN shelter launches online fundraiser after 'theft' of money. Michigan Attorney General's office hasn't responded to confirm whether it's investigating the missing funds. The online fundraiser seeks $300,000 to ensure the nonprofit can avoid selling its domestic violence emergency shelter site.

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Attorney General's Office won't confirm investigation into Lansing-area nonprofit 'theft'

On Saturday a staffer at Eaton County's SIREN/Eaton Shelter established an online fundraiser and announced the organization had been the victim of theft.

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Lansing State Journal broke the news in on Thursday, June 8, 2023.
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