Seniors Against Scams
SAS provides essential resources, tools, education, and advocacy to empower seniors in recognizing, preventing, and reporting scams. Our goal is to protect the financial and personal well-being of older adults, ensuring they can navigate life securely and with confidence.
Vision
A world where every senior lives with confidence, security, and dignity, free from the threat of fraud and financial exploitation.
Mission
To protect and empower seniors by providing education, resources, and advocacy that help them recognize, prevent, and report scams, ensuring their financial and personal safety.
Goal
To educate and safeguard at least 100,000 seniors from fraud by 2026 through workshops, outreach programs, and community partnerships.
How We Help
Educate Seniors
Provide in-person workshops, resources, and guidance to help seniors identify and prevent scams.
Raise Awareness
Spread knowledge about common scams through online resources, social media, and community events.
Support Caregivers & Families
Equip caregivers and families with the tools to help protect their loved ones from fraud.
Expand Spanish Outreach
Offer educational programs in Spanish to reach a broader audience.
Advocate for Stronger Protections
Work with local organizations and government agencies to promote policies that safeguard seniors from fraud.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Seniors Against Scams (SAS), fraud prevention, and how to get involved.
Check our Events page for upcoming in-person workshops in your surrounding areas.
You can support us by:
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Making a donation to help expand our outreach and education programs.
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Volunteering to assist with workshops and advocacy efforts.
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Spreading awareness by sharing our resources with seniors in your community.
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Absolutely! We welcome partnerships with local businesses, community groups, senior organizations, and financial institutions to expand our reach and impact. Contact us to discuss sponsorship or collaborative opportunities.
Donations directly fund:
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Educational workshops and scam prevention programs for seniors.
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Resource materials and guides to help seniors stay informed.
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Community outreach efforts to expand awareness and advocacy.
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Operational costs to sustain our nonprofit’s mission and outreach.
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Yes! SAS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, meaning all donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
SAS is a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating and empowering seniors to recognize, prevent, and report scams. We provide in-person workshops, resources, and advocacy to help older adults protect themselves from financial fraud and scams.
We focus on assisting seniors, caregivers, and families by providing education on fraud prevention. Our goal is to ensure older adults can navigate financial and digital interactions safely and confidently.
SAS is based in Napa, California, but we serve seniors and communities throughout the region, California with efforts to reach coast to coast, through educational programs and outreach efforts.
We offer:
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In-person workshops at community centers, senior organizations, and local events.
-
Printed guides and digital resources to help seniors recognize and prevent scams.
-
Advocacy efforts to push for stronger protections against fraud targeting older adults.
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SAS is committed to transparency, accountability, and ethical operations. Our policies include:
✔️ Nondiscrimination Policy – Ensuring equal access to all seniors, regardless of background.
✔️ Whistleblower Policy – Encouraging reports of any unethical behavior within our organization.
✔️ Financial Accountability – Using QuickBooks for Nonprofits and undergoing regular financial reviews.
SAS Core Values
Why SAS? Because no senior should live in fear of losing their savings, identity, or dignity to fraud. SAS exists to ensure seniors are informed, protected, and supported.
Empowerment
Giving seniors the knowledge and confidence to protect themselves.
Integrity
Providing accurate, ethical, and transparent education.
Community
Building strong networks to support seniors.
Advocacy
Championing policies that safeguard older adults.
SAS is a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating and empowering seniors to recognize, prevent, and report scams. We provide in-person workshops, resources, and advocacy to help older adults protect themselves from financial fraud and scams.
We focus on assisting seniors, caregivers, and families by providing education on fraud prevention. Our goal is to ensure older adults can navigate financial and digital interactions safely and confidently.
SAS is based in Napa, California, but we serve seniors and communities throughout the region, California with efforts to reach coast to coast, through educational programs and outreach efforts.
We offer:
-
In-person workshops at community centers, senior organizations, and local events.
-
Printed guides and digital resources to help seniors recognize and prevent scams.
-
Advocacy efforts to push for stronger protections against fraud targeting older adults.
-
SAS is committed to transparency, accountability, and ethical operations. Our policies include:
✔️ Nondiscrimination Policy – Ensuring equal access to all seniors, regardless of background.
✔️ Whistleblower Policy – Encouraging reports of any unethical behavior within our organization.
✔️ Financial Accountability – Using QuickBooks for Nonprofits and undergoing regular financial reviews.
Check our Events page for upcoming in-person workshops in your surrounding areas.
You can support us by:
-
Making a donation to help expand our outreach and education programs.
-
Volunteering to assist with workshops and advocacy efforts.
-
Spreading awareness by sharing our resources with seniors in your community.
-
Absolutely! We welcome partnerships with local businesses, community groups, senior organizations, and financial institutions to expand our reach and impact. Contact us to discuss sponsorship or collaborative opportunities.
Donations directly fund:
-
Educational workshops and scam prevention programs for seniors.
-
Resource materials and guides to help seniors stay informed.
-
Community outreach efforts to expand awareness and advocacy.
-
Operational costs to sustain our nonprofit’s mission and outreach.
-
Soon! SAS has filed for a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, meaning all donations will be tax-deductible as allowed by law.