Lynchburg employee charged with stealing $13K from nonprofit

Dec 5, 2024 · A Lynchburg employee has been charged with embezzlement and computer fraud for allegedly misappropriating funds. Shaquita Ford has been placed on administrative leave.

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Dec 5, 2024 · A Lynchburg employee has been charged with embezzlement and computer fraud for allegedly misappropriating funds. Shaquita Ford has been placed on administrative leave.

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Dec 31, 2024 · A Lynchburg Fire Department employee, Shaquita Ford, 34, was charged with embezzling more than $13,000 from a local nonprofit that advocates for the firefighter …

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Who is involved in nonprofit embezzlement?

Nonprofit embezzlement can involve anyone: officers, directors, employees, volunteers, contractors, vendors, etc. In our experience, it is often someone that is trusted implicitly such that their reports are never questioned. This post offers a run-down of the steps nonprofit leaders can take to deal with the aftermath of an embezzlement incident. ...

What happens if a nonprofit is embezzled?

A nonprofit embezzlement incident is emotionally devastating, causing nonprofit leaders to question their own judgment and management ability. It erodes the public’s trust, jeopardizes grants and funding contracts, scares off new donors, can attract scrutiny from regulators, and in the worst cases, can bring down a nonprofit. ...

What should nonprofit leadership do if a nonprofit is embezzled?

Upon learning of the embezzlement, the first step the nonprofit leadership must take is to secure the nonprofit’s assets to prevent further losses. If the perpetrator was a signer on any bank accounts or had online access to accounts, revoke their access immediately. In case they had company credit cards, cancel them. ...