The Portrait: A Charity Case of Self-AdmirationUsing a foundation's money for personal gain.

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Trump's Untold Playbook

In 2014, a $10,000 painting of Donald Trump was purchased using funds from his own charitable foundation. This seemingly minor transaction reveals a larger pattern of blurring the lines between philanthropy and personal business. The story of the portrait, which ended up displayed at one of his for-profit golf resorts, exemplifies how charitable entities can be treated like private bank accounts. It serves as a case study in self-dealing and the complex world of non-profit ethics.