Spontaneous Donor When There's a Disaster? Make Sure the Charity is Legit
Filed under: Consumer Complaints, Family Finances
My heart goes out to the thousands of people affected last month by the tornadoes which hit with a fury through several states in the United States.With the death toll now over 40, its a reminder of the power of Mother Nature.
And its also amazing to see how the survivors and fellow citizens have banded together.
But for those who didn't have insurance or very little savings in the wake of a disaster, charity organizations will be happily aiding those in need.
But are you sure your donation will get to those in need? Whether its $10 or $100, make sure the money gets into right hands.
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