A D.C.-based nonprofit organization claims it’s out thousands of dollars after helping a company that staged a popular race in the District. Kid Power now says its programs for underprivileged kids are at risk after it says it was stiffed by a Utah company, Run or Dye.
But the D.C. organization is not the first to raise issues with Run or Dye. Jane Driggs, the president of Utah’s Better Business Bureau, says the BBB has logged hundreds of complaints from 23 states related to the event company.
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