Arc of Justice Reappears in Florida After California Revokes Charity With $54.6 Million in Assets
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Updated · Fox News · Sep 9
Arc of Justice Reappears in Florida After California Revokes Charity With $54.6 Million in Assets
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 9
Summary
$54.6 million-backed Arc of Justice has surfaced as a newly incorporated Florida nonprofit at a Miami duplex after California revoked the original foundation’s charitable registration in January 2025.
California pulled the registration after Arc failed to file required state reports for 2020 through 2024, and regulators said as of Sept. 3 they still had not received the required accounting of charitable assets.
Arc’s lawyer said the Florida entity, formed May 8, 2026, was only a placeholder for a possible relocation, holds no assets and has done no business; documents he provided showed the California corporation still controls the funds.
The new Florida nonprofit shares the Arc of Justice name, the same Miami address long used on federal tax filings, and several officers tied to the California foundation, raising questions about any future transfer.
The case now centers less on missing money than on unusual compliance failures at a private foundation that has funneled millions to activist groups including CodePink while seeking reinstatement in California.