Great Fundraising Organizations, by Alan Clayton. Book cover.

Fraud and scams

Howard Lake | 10 June 1999 | News

Scam alert (white chalk text on blackboard). Photo: Photo by Anna Tarazevich from Pexels
Photo by Anna Tarazevich from Pexels

RNID and Sense have reissued their warnings about an alleged fundraising scam involving the door-to-door sale of deafblind alphabet cards.

UK Fundraising tracks reports of alleged and attempted fraud against charities. Occasionally it even features news of successful prosecutions against such scam-artists.

RNID and Sense have reissued their warnings about an alleged fundraising scam involving the door-to-door sale of deafblind alphabet cards. UK Fundraising tracks reports of alleged and attempted fraud against charities. Occasionally it even features news of successful prosecutions against such scam-artists.

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Keep up to date with scams against charities. It is alarmingly easy to transfer a particular scam from one charity to another and from one region to another. If your charity has suffered from a scam and would like other charities to be forewarned and fore-armed, contact UK Fundraising.

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