Travis Kelce’s nonprofit, the Eighty-Seven and Running Foundation, faces scrutiny over its spending, with reports indicating only 41 cents of every dollar went to charitable programs from 2021-24. Concerns were also raised about the initial board composition and payments to a management group. The foundation claims misclassification in earlier filings and is implementing changes to address these issues.
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