Americans are seldomly more generous than after a natural disaster, terrorist attack, or devastating accident. Unfortunately, scammers exploit that kindness.

Victims often rely on the charitable acts of their fellow citizens, some eager to open their wallets. Some good hearted folks become prey to online scams that heartlessly siphon funds away from those who’ve lost nearly everything.

In times of disaster, we recommend not going with a small charity or new group.

The group may not have bad intentions, but the odds of it having the resources and infrastructure to support a large-scale relief effort aren’t great.

Let’s review the fundraising efforts of Michael Einwechter. He’s the man behind Amazing Ventnor.

Einwechter reports that he’s the official tourism arm of the City of Ventnor, and a co-owner of Ventnor Coffee.


Be especially alert to charities that seem to spring up overnight in connection with a current event.

Many people in the charity world suggest that putting money directly in the hands of local and state organizations is the most efficient way to help those in need.

Instead, “We recommend going with charities that have experience in the region.

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