by Lynn Vincent
Cover Story Sidebar | American now lead the way in delivering aid to the tsunami victims
of the Southeast Asia. That means American donors may also be the
most likely to fall victim to disaster-relief scams. In the wake of
tragedy, wellmeaning givers often "react emotionally instead of
taking a step back and asking themselves, 'How can I help the
most?'" said Rusty Leonard, head of the charity watchdog Wall
Watchers. On its website (ministrywatch.org), Wall Watchers warns
would-be donors to steer clear of
