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AFMD-83-9 1 (1982-10-14)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabmrv0001 and id is 1 raw text is: UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 ACCOUNT*ING AND FINANCIA MAIAGCMNT DIVISION B-209441 OCTOBER 14,1982 B-2oe441RELEASED The Honorable Henry J. Hyde House of Representatives Dear Mr. Hyde: 119922 Subject: Summary of Survey on the Federal Sources of Funding for Nine Nonprofit Organizations (GAO/AFMD-83-9) Your November 16, 1981, letter requested us to determine if any of 17 organizations received Federal funds during calendar 1977 through 1981 and distributed them to suborganizations which might have used those funds for political purposes or for any other prohibited activities. As agreed with your office, we determined the extent of Fed- eral funding to each of the specified organizations and determined the nature and extent of the six awarding Federal agencies' efforts to monitor the several grants and contracts in question. We also briefed your staff on two occasions and agreed to provide this letter summarizing the results of our work. We found that 9 of the 17 organizations received Federal funds during the 5-year period specified in your request. Six Federal agencies awarded 31 grants and 13 contracts totaling approximately $5.8 million to these 9 organizations. We also found that: --Ninety percent of all the grant and contract funds awarded to these organizations are subject to audit. --Eight completed audits have not disclosed any use of Federal funds for political purposes although some costs have been questioned for other reasons. --In two reported instances, personnel of these organizations were engaged in improper activities. --A majority of the grant-in-aid programs through which grants were awarded to these organizations have been terminated, will be terminated, or will become part of block grants to the States. (911546)

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