Be cautious and be vigilant.  Scam attempts are being made via emails and phone calls.  Faith-based leaders have received fraudulent emails from scammers posing as one of their own members - asking for financial help.  There have also been cases where a scammer has contacted members posing as a staff member in an effort to commit financial fraud. Please be aware scammers are taking advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic. Do not submit to any solicitations by phone, text, or email. 

 Here are a few of the ways scammers might be attempting to gain access to your personal or financial information:

• Fraudulent COVID-19 Contact Tracing 
• False Promises of Additional Stimulus Money
• Work-at-Home Advertising Schemes