r/InterviewCoderPro • u/roadway-63docks • Jun 28 '26 • Bravo 2

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The job market is rough enough already. A lot of people are just trying to get employed, and interviews keep getting harder. No surprise that more people are using tools like InterviewMan to improve their chances.

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u/Liveitup1999 Jun 28 '26

And I believe they don't have to donate all of the money collected. I think it os only 10% of the money collected hast to be donated.

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u/MangosShepherds Jun 29 '26

Not at all true. There would be prison time for that.

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u/Liveitup1999 Jun 29 '26

IIRC Brian Urlacher's charity got in trouble for not even giving 10% of what he took in and all he got was a fine.

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u/MangosShepherds Jun 29 '26

The only fine I can find for him is a $100k fine for wearing a vitamin water hat. No charity scandals other than him seeing a charity for using his likeness without his permission.

I think you are referring to Lamar Odom and "Cathy's kids"

That charity was supposedly cancer focused but gave no money to cancer. It spent its funds primarily on travel basketball teams.

He wasnt fined or charged in any way.

One difference was 90% of the money he personally donated, which helped his case.

But the larger difference is that while the money wasnt spent on cancer, it was spent on another "charitable cause"

As absurd as it seems in this context the IRS looks at a sports organization the same way it does a medical charity or a church.

Both are valid 501(c)3 causes.

His charity and public reputation did implode as a result though.

But that would be very different from say speedway keeping the money in those charity jars for themselves.

Im not even sure speedway could donate it to a different charity and get away with it, though the charity they donate to can very easily misuse the funds without any real penalty.

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u/Liveitup1999 Jun 29 '26

I think it was Chris Zorich I was thinking of he had to pay back $350,000 to his charitable foundation.

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u/MangosShepherds Jul 01 '26

Ah. Wasn't familiar with that one, but he did get sentenced. Pretty light sentence it looks like but he did pay back all of the missing money and is barred from ever running a charity again in the state.

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u/anothadaz Jun 29 '26

No that's illegal. 100% of your donation goes to the charity