AARP Fraud Fighter Call Center is a 5 yr Grant Program. It Mission is to education consumers on Identity Safety and the latest Schemes and Scams.

Description:
The AARP Washington Fraud Fighter Call Center is one among similar centers nationwide. Within the national AARP organization, the Fraud Fighter Call Centers are managed by the AARP Foundation, which is the affiliated charitable arm of AARP. The Foundation’s mission includes a special emphasis on those individuals 50 and older at greatest social and economic risk. We are proud to be associated with the AARP Foundation, whose other programs include: AARP Foundation Legal Advocacy, the AARP Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP), AARP Tax-Aide, AARP Money Management Program, AARP Benefits Outreach, and the AARP Grandparents Information Center, among others.

History:
AARP Washington has a solid history in fraud prevention outreach efforts for residents of Washington State. The creation of this Fraud Fighter Call Center is the result of an opportunity created by funding from Western Union and in recognition of our proven history in fraud fighting.

In 2003 and in partnership with the Washington State Attorney General’s office and other partner agencies, AARP Washington launched a statewide initiative known as the Fraud Fighter Program. This program trained more than 3,000 Fraud Fighters in 20 different communities who continue to educate citizens about ways to avoid fraud.

Contact people:

Susan Cunningham, Assistant, (phone), (email) Jean Mathisen, Project Director, (phone), (email)

Address:

9750 - 3rd Ave NE Suite 307 Seattle, WA 98115 This location is handicap accessible (See a map)

Directions:

From Snohomish County: Take I-5 South to the Northgate/1st Avenue NE Exit (#173) Follow the signs for 1st Avenue NE At the end of the off ramp turn left onto Northgate Way. Go under the interstate to 1st Avenue NE (first light) Turn right onto. . . (more)   Nearest Bus Stop: Northgate Transit Center, 7 - 10 min minute walk