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June 20, 2025 – According to court documents, in October 2024, Sisters In Recovery nonprofit volunteer board member Brittany Kennard notified the rest of the board that the nonprofit’s secretary, Kathryn Curtice, was making suspicious financial decisions with the nonprofit’s funds.
According to a co-founder of Sisters in Recovery, Curtice is one of three co-founders.
The non-profit has multiple homes in Pasadena that provide affordable housing for women on the road to sobriety.Court documents say investigators accuse Kathryn Curtice of having residents pay their rent directly to her, opening a credit card using the company’s tax ID, and making multiple ATM withdrawals. Curtice was given a $20,000 bond, and is now facing a felony theft charge. Records show the nonprofit is now on the hook for nearly $32,000.
