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Meg Whitman's charitable foundation's biggest benefactor was environmental group by Ken McLaughlin

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The Griffith R. Harsh IV and Margaret C. Whitman Charitable Foundation in 2007 contributed $100,000 to the Environmental Defense Fund, which is now at odds with Whitman over water policy. The foundation also invested $3 million in hedge funds based in the Cayman Islands � ��" a Caribbean tax haven that's been the subject of political controversy.

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