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Travis Kelce's foundation under fire over spending on management vs. charity

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Travis Kelce's nonprofit, Eighty-Seven and Running Foundation, is under scrutiny for its financial practices between 2021 and 2024. The foundation raised $1.5 million during this period but spent more on management fees ($469,000) than on direct charitable activities ($446,000) out of $1.1 million in total expenditure. Kelce's business manager Aaron Eanes pushed back on the reported figures, arguing that some charitable operational costs had been incorrectly categorized. Eanes added that management fees were reduced to zero in 2025 as the foundation moves to strengthen its transparency and governance practices.

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