Accountable.US, which analyzed data from the U.S. Small Business Administration, Immanuel Christian School, in Springfield, Va., received $724,900 through the program, which was designed to help small businesses and nonprofits retain employees amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The money was allegedly used to help the school, which is identified as a nonprofit in its application for the PPP funds, save 115 jobs, according to The Advocate.The school first came under scrutiny in January 2019 when it was revealed that Karen Pence, the wife of Vice President Mike Pence, had been hired to teach art classes at the school, and that the school requires staff to sign a pledge in which they commit to not “participating in, supporting, or condoning sexual.
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