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    Rick Singer's nonprofit was supposed to help poor kids. But elite colleges got most of its grants

    by Paul Pringle and Alene Tchekmedyian, Los Angeles Times Mar 13, 2019 2 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - William Rick Singer touted his charity as a way to open doors for disadvantaged students who grew up surrounded by gang violence.

    The Key Worldwide Foundation's website says it funds dental care for needy Cambodians, after-school programs for children in 20 cities across the United States and life coaching to underprivileged girls in

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