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Mar 3, 2025, 7:22 AM

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Consumer advocates are sounding the alarm about donation scams following recent disasters.

In the wake of the California wildfires and other incidents, concerns are growing over where charitable contributions are ending up. News 12's Walt Kane reports that scammers may exploit donors' generosity, urging caution to ensure funds reach legitimate causes.