Thread by @BoycottDS

🧵GHF Connections: Sentinel Foundation's Financial Flows, Leadership Conflicts, and Unreported IRS Disclosures

How a veteran-led nonprofit moved donor funds amid overlapping boards and missing grant reporting

Quoted thread details the GHF pipeline and SF's central role:

https://twitter.com/BoycottDS/status/1947257638174998852

1. SF was co-founded in 2019 by Green Beret veteran Jameson Govoni and Army investigator Glenn Devitt - both with 11 years of military service and a decade-long friendship.
More about Govoni's background here:
shomrim.news/eng/the-man-be…
(insta: instagram.com/p/DDUiAWfvsJV/)

2. Founder Glenn Devitt publicly thanked Senators Lindsey Graham and Markwayne Mullin on Instagram for assisting SF's nov. 2023 Gaza operations (Govoni was there, insta: ). instagram.com/p/Czr7sFSreUl/

3. As VP of Stop Soldier Suicide, Devitt worked with Senator Mullin on veteran mental health. While serving as CTO at SSS - where he founded the Black Box Project - Devitt simultaneously led SF's Gaza operations.
mullin.senate.gov/newsroom/press…
cellebrite.com/en/preventing-…

4. In an Oct. 2024 interview (Ed Clay Show), Devitt stated SF coordinated with Senators Lindsey Graham and Markwayne Mullin to evacuate Americans from Gaza, noting: ‘We work very tightly with these Senators when there’s Americans stuck.’

5. In Mach 2023-while operating SF-Govoni co-founded PMC UG and registered five related ‘UG’ entities (UG Holdings, UG Swamp), all at the same North Carolina postal address. Simultaneously, he and Devitt launched for-profit ventures including Alcohol Armor
shomrim.news/eng/the-man-be…

6. AA grew from $250K to a projected $3M (2024). Despite claims of risky international rescues, SF reported $3.4M in 2023 - entirely from donations, with $0 in service income or foreign activity. Over $1.1M went to salaries, with no evidence of field work or measurable impact.

7. SF began as a two-man operation with no paid staff. By 2022, it expanded to five salaried employees drawing over $1M annually. In 2023, five additional names appeared on payroll while revenue peaked at $3.4M- closer examination of its filings reveals multiple red flags🔻

8.🔻2020 IRS Form 990-EZ Line 1 instructions mandate reporting ALL grants when received - yet SF omitted TTF's $247,250 unrestricted 2020 grant, underreporting contributions by $81,750, a filing violation.
irs.gov/pub/irs-prior/…
projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/org…
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9.🔻In 2022, SF paid $250K to (added) PMC-linked staff (Jolly/Cipriani) and $300K to its founders while running a $224K deficit - raising alarms about charitable funds propping up for-profit UG Solutions, a potential violation of IRS private benefit rules.
projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/org…

10. In 2023, Daily's Foundation (run by Aubrey Edge) publicly reported a $150,000 grant to SF Foundation. Aubrey Edge and Max Glober are: Directors of SF AND also executives at DF.
nemours.mediaroom.com/2023-12-19-Dai…

11. Per 2023 Schedule L Instructions (pp. 2–4), SF was required to disclose the $150K DF's grant on Schedule L because Edge/Glober are ‘interested persons’ as directors, and the transaction exceeded $100K-regardless of their unpaid status.

12. 🔻SF's Schedule O claims about conflict policies are irrelevant - IRS rules mandate Schedule L disclosure for DF's $150K grant to SF (again where DF's leaders are directors), and SF's failure to file might constitutes willful noncompliance.
projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/org…

13. SF's 2023 990 lists 'Andrew Gunther' as President while internal documents and Robbins Foundation filings correctly identify him as 'Andrew Guenther'-a recurring reporting inconsistency that obscures his dual leadership of both nonprofits receiving/sending six-figure grants.

14. SF failed to disclose a $132K 2023 grant from RF - whose president (Andrew GuEnther) also leads SF - mirroring SF's prior omissions.
projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/org…

15. DF funneled $150K to SF in 2023-while also donating $150K to Tim Tebow Foundation (TTF), which then funded SF and SF-linked Operation Light Shine (OLS), creating an unreported financial triangle between interlocked nonprofits.

16. Matthew Murphy’s move from Operation Light Shine (OLS) - which received $4.5M from TTF - to leading SF suggests a coordinated funding shift, with no disclosure of his ongoing ties to OLS or potential grant diversion, violating IRS conflict rules.
podcasts.apple.com/qa/podcast/mat…

17. Matthew Murphy's ties to multiple SF board members and affiliates form a broader network of interest - worthy of its own thread.

18. SF is the hub of two opaque financial networks:
(1) a Daily’s-TTF-SF triangle hiding director conflicts, and
(2) a Murphy-led OLS-TTF-SF pipeline suggesting grant diversion- both possibly violating IRS disclosure rules.