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Unlikely Heroes Former Anti-Trafficking CEO Files Federal Motion to Stop "Hostile Takeover" of Victim Charity by Billionaire-Linked Foundation
- On June 9, 2025, Erica Greve, who established Unlikely Heroes and previously led the organization, submitted an urgent legal request in Los Angeles to prevent the transfer of estate assets to a foundation linked to a billionaire.
- Greve challenges the sale due to Trustee Sandra McBeth’s alleged failure to notify the California Attorney General and the rushed, opaque transfer to the Human Investment Foundation.
- The estate includes sensitive information about survivors and supporters, as well as the nonprofit’s branding and identity, prompting doubts about HIF’s suitability and intentions in managing data related to trauma care.
- Greve has invested more than $500,000 in legal expenses to defend the nonprofit and is requesting judicial oversight to review funds designated by donors, highlighting that a child’s trauma must never be treated as an asset that can be transferred.
- If the sale proceeds, it risks undermining survivor trust and transferring sensitive records without consent, prompting Greve’s request for a stay, independent examiner, and Attorney General investigation.
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Unlikely Heroes Former Anti-Trafficking CEO Files Federal Motion to Stop "Hostile Takeover" of Victim Charity by Billionaire-Linked Foundation
LOS ANGELES, June 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In a federal court filing that is raising concerns among nonprofit and survivor advocacy experts, Erica Greve, founder and former CEO of Unlikely Heroes, has filed an emergency motion to halt the proposed…
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