You may be putting your finger on something worth pursuing. There has been a steady but small stream of reports critical of SNAP's management, for example this from a Lutheran:

https://www.firstthings.com/web-exclusives/2011/10/snap-is-no-fit-advocate-for-sexual-abuse-victims

"SNAP gives every appearance of having a relationship with a number of lawyers involved in this kind of litigation. "

"SNAP ...  fails examination by the Better Business Bureau’s Wise Giving Alliance. The BBB allows board-member compensation for no more than one individual or ten percent of the board (whichever is greater). Two of eight SNAP board members receive ..... (s)alaries, other compensation, and employee benefits .... reported at $342,599.”

We should do so well. That sounds very very suspicious.