Report: Self-Dealing by Executives and Board Members of the Nonprofit Tarzana Treatment Center

An investigation by the Center for Public Accountability identifies $22 million in extra costs that have been or will be incurred, apparently to benefit executives and other insiders at the non-profit Tarzana Treatment Center, which receives 85% of its $45-million annual budget from government sources.

The Center released a report that details a pattern of self-dealing on real estate transactions and excessive executive compensation by the Tarzana Treatment Center management team.

Download the Center for Public Accountability report on Tarzana Treatment Center (pdf)

Selected Appendices (pdf)

Appendix I – Cap Rate Analysis

Appendix II – Property Detail

Appendix III – Colliers Cap Rate Analysis

Appendix IV – Lease Agreement

Appendix V – Bonds

Appendix VI – Tarzana 1998 Bond Documents

Appendix VII – Lease v. Property Ownership

Appendix VIII – Financial Profile

Appendix XI – Chronicle of Philanthropy Compensation Survey

Appendix XII – Tarzana 990 FY98-08