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Colorado Sec. of State @COSecofState

A9: In Colorado, an individual supporter must get written consent from a charity before using the charity’s name. If your charity gives consent, follow up w/ the supporter to verify that your charity received all donations. Advice for charities: https://t.co/Bzq4rS9LT0 #CCPMchat — PolitiTweet.org

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Q9: #Donors aren't the only ones scammers take advantage of, what should #charities watch out for during the giving… https://t.co/7c0pW1OfP0

Posted Dec. 9, 2019

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A8: If you receive emails or texts asking for donations, confirm the request is from the charity by contacting them or visiting their website. Be cautious when giving via social media b/c it’s hard to track how donations are spent. More: https://t.co/Bzq4rS9LT0 #CCPMchat — PolitiTweet.org

Stop Fraud Colorado @StopFraudCo

Q8: There are many new online ways to #donate to charitable causes like #GoFundMe, #Fundly, and #socialmedia. What… https://t.co/Z2hFPEMEnR

Posted Dec. 9, 2019

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Charities should always remain vigilant and protect their brand! Confirm you approve of fundraising in your organization's name. #CCPMChat — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Dec. 9, 2019