Prince George’s Co. receives more than $7M back from group as calls for investigation into grants grow

A nonprofit has returned millions of dollars in taxpayer-funded grants to Prince George’s County, Maryland, at the request of the county executive. The move comes amid ongoing calls for an investigation into the grants funneled to a group led by the council chair’s best friend.

In a statement Thursday night, Prince George’s County Executive Aisha Braveboy said her office determined that around $12.8 million between 2024 and 2026 was awarded to the California-based Edward Charles Foundation, an organization charged with handling money for Maryland-based Community on the Frontline as a fiscal sponsor…

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