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- Travis Kelce's Eighty-Seven and Running Foundation is being examined for how it spent money between 2021 and 2024.
- The nonprofit raised $1.5 million and spent about $1.1 million, of which $469,000 went to management and $446,000 to charity.
- Kelce's business manager Aaron Eanes disputed the figures, saying some charitable operational costs were misclassified.
- He also said management fees were reduced to zero in 2025 as the foundation works to improve transparency and governance.
What to watch next
- Whether the foundation releases corrected or audited financial figures
- How the allocation between management and charitable spending changes in 2025 filings
- Any further statements from Kelce or his team on governance reforms
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“management fees dropped to zero in 2025 as the foundation works to improve transparency and governance.”
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…spent about $1.1 million, with $469,000 listed for management and $446,000 for charity. Kelce’s business manager Aaron Eanes disputed the figures, saying some charitable operational costs were misclassified. He said management fees dropped to zero in 2025 as the foundation works to improve transparency and governance.
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