If you are looking to donate to charities in wake of the deadly flooding in Texas, there are some important tips you should ...

Scammers are targeting donors wanting to help Texas flood victims, with the BBB warning about 'high-pressure tactics' and ...

Even during tragedy, unfortunately, some people want to take advantage of others' vulnerability. A Colorado professor says ...

The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) is warning the state’s residents to be wary of fraudulent charities and requests amid the recovery efforts for recent natural disasters, ...

Want to help with the catastrophic flooding in Texas that has killed at least 90 so far? Beware of scams. Here's how to avoid ...

Know that charity fraud scams may appear in several forms. Be sure to gently remind your relatives – including seniors you’re close with, as they’re an often-targeted group – not to give ...

Monetary donations are the most effective way to help, and several reputable organizations are accepting funds.

Answer: Charity fraud scams are an ongoing problem. When disaster strikes, virtually anywhere in the world, there is the expected increase.

Keep your eyes peeled for these common signs of a charity scams, so you can ensure that your giving season goes off without a hitch. 5 signs you might be donating to a charity scam. 1.

Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson reports that scammers made a fake Venmo that mimics a real cancer nonprofit’s handle.

The Better Business Bureau warns of charity scams exploiting generosity after deadly Texas flooding killed at least 120 ...