Findings
| When | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 1940 | Frank Sinatra made "The House I Live In", a film explicitly opposing racial and religious intolerance. | Source |
| 1952 | Frank Sinatra participated in the United Cerebral Palsy Campaign, recording public-service announcements urging the public to donate time and money to support people with cerebral palsy. | Source |
| Frank Sinatra maintained longstanding social and business relationships with organized-crime figures, most notably Chicago mob boss Sam Giancana. FBI files documented Sinatra's associations with multiple mob figures, while at least one FBI informant explicitly stated that Sinatra was not a member of the syndicate. | Source |
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