This is true. The church has mellowed since most of the young members joined when they were single in the 70s and in the 80s got married and started family life. Now they live like everyone else and very few fundraise anymore. They are probably young people who end up getting jobs or going to college and live like the average person. There are few, if any, communes anymore.
Older members have jobs or built businesses.
They do not take young people out of college. In fact they have one of their own. They bought the University of Bridgeport. Rev. Moon has other colleges and seminaries throughout the world. He is deeply committed to education.