Who is actually in charge of Hunger Busters? The longtime Dallas nonprofit has spent most of this year embroiled in controversy after an I-Team investigation showed it was collecting donations without doing the work it advertised.
Now, a newly released document is raising even more questions about its leadership, including an apparent CEO who said she had no idea about the job.
For at least a decade, Hunger Busters built its name on the promise of providing a sandwich and sides to thousands of Dallas ISD students at the end of each school day, giving students facing food insecurity a third free meal each day in addition to school-provided breakfast and lunch. The organization relied heavily on restaurant leftovers and corporate volunteers to make and deliver the meals…