Amy Roloff shuts down charity after loss of $14K in last tax form - Little People, Big World

LITTLE People, Big World matriarch Amy Roloff shut down her children’s charity after revealing a loss of $14K in the latest tax form filed. Amy, 57, launched the Amy Roloff Charity Foundation in 2009 to “*/@#$%&*#ist children including youth at risk, people with disabilities, single parents and families.” The Sun can exclusively reveal the Little People, Big World star’s Vice President and Secretary officially shut down the charity in November 2020. In the 2015 tax form, which is the most recent filing available on GuideStar, obtained by The Sun, the foundation states that it started off the year with $52,153. According to the 990 tax form, the foundation received just $5,231 in contributions, gifts, grants and more. The foundation's total expenses for the year was $19,992, leaving her with $37,392 by the end of the year and a deficit of $14,761. In 2014, the organization received $122,633 in contributions and grants, while accepting $220,437 in 2013. According to ProPublica, the Amy Roloff Charity Foundation had total */@#$%&*#ets of $34,455 and brought in $2"