Dumpster Diving is a common way criminals gain information about others to commit fraud. Legally, someone can look through your trash and gather anything desired; however, that person cannot use that information to commit fraud – that’s against the law. One way to protect yourself is to shred essential papers and documents. 

We're pleased to announce that the $75,000 donation-match goal for our RETURN THE FAVOR giving campaign has been met in just six weeks.

Scammers take advantage of people during times of fear and uncertainty — and the COVID-19 pandemic is no different. While federal rental assistance is being rolled out to communities across the country, scammers are actively using this opportunity to prey on consumers in need, by pretending to be someone they’re not.

Fraudsters are getting more and more aggressive these days, with more sophisticated scams than ever before. Learn ways to protect yourself from being a victim of fraud.

Today there’s a great need to help others in need. But, how can you help? Which charitable organizations can you trust? While we’d all like to think every charitable foundation or organization is legitimate, there are some that take advantage of the good among us. You should take the following precautions to make sure our donation benefits the people and organizations you desire to help.