DeSantis defends $10 million donation from state agency settlement to charity linked to his wife
- Florida Governor Ron DeSantis defended the $10 million donation from a state agency settlement to a charity founded by his wife, Casey DeSantis.
- House Republicans questioned the donation to the Hope Florida initiative during a hearing, highlighting the use of taxpayer funds.
- Republican Representative Alex Andrade stated that the $10 million was state money and raised concerns over the donation.
- DeSantis claimed the settlement was '100% appropriate,' criticizing lawmakers for seeking negative reflections on it.
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Here’s where $10 million donation to Casey DeSantis’ Hope Florida effort went
TALLAHASSEE — Weeks after the DeSantis administration steered $10 million from a Medicaid settlement to a charity spearheaded by the first lady, the Hope Florida Foundation turned around and gave $5 million apiece to organizations that in turn gave millions to a political committee waging an anti-marijuana campaign championed by the governor. The payments, laid out in campaign finance records and documents released to the Times/Herald by the fou…
Hope Florida's $10 Million Donation Under Legislative Scrutiny
Florida lawmakers are raising questions about the legality of a $10 million donation made to the Hope Florida Foundation, the non-profit arm supporting a state program championed by First Lady Casey DeSantis. The funds originated from a state settlement, and legislators are demanding to know if the transfer violated state law. Hope Florida, launched by […] Hope Florida’s $10 Million Donation Under Legislative Scrutiny

DeSantis defends $10 million donation from state agency settlement to charity linked to his wife
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday defended a state agency’s involvement with a $10 million donation to a charity founded by his wife as a “cherry on top” deal using funds from a settlement between the agency and the state’s largest Medicaid contractor.
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