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ALT A graphic of a circle with the title, "ANNOUCEMENT" in blue. Under the title it says, "If you wish to connect, have a question, or have other business to conduct with DFI, please contact us at: [email protected]." To the bottom left of the graphic is a blue and grey air horn.
ALT Tom Grant and Manny Udarbe showing a military uniform.
ALT DFI Director Charlie Clark giving Jeremy Page the challenge coin.
ALT DFI Director Charlie Clark and WDVA Deputy Director Solomon Gilbert speaking at the event.
ALT American flag waving beneath text honoring veterans and the Washington State Department of Financial Institutions logo.
ALT A graphic that says "Pause. Check the cause. Support charitable causes safely by following these simple steps."
ALT A graphic that says "Pause. to avoid charity scams. Avoid impulse giving. Remember it's always OK to say "No thanks" or "Not right now." Ask clarifying questions. Ask the 5-Ws (and an H): who, what, when, where, why, and how. Phone a friend. Tell someone close to you about your plan to give before you donate."
ALT A graphic that says "Pause to avoid charity scams. Request more information. Ask the fundraiser to send you materials by mail or email to review later. Plan your giving. Create a monthly or annual budget and choose charities in advance. Think it through. Consider all your giving options before you support a cause."
ALT A graphic that says: “Check the cause before you give. Give to registered charities. Charities asking for donations must be registered with the Secretary of State. Confirm tax-exempt status. Search for the charity at IRS.gov/charities-and-nonprofits”.
ALT The universe with stars. The title says, "May the funds be with you." There is the Death Star on the right corner and a spaceship on the left.
ALT Two young women with arms around each other under the text 'Your Story, Your Future' promoting America Saves Week on April 10, 2026.
ALT Couple reviewing financial documents together with calculator and laptop, promoting America Saves Week on April 9, 2026.
ALT Person in an orange shirt sitting thoughtfully at a desk with a laptop and coffee cup, promoting America Saves Week on April 8, 2026.
ALT Three diverse professionals discussing financial plans on a tablet during America Saves Week 2026 event.
ALT A title that says, "Building a Strong Foundation." Under the title is a man and woman hugging and smiling. The America Saves Week logo is in the top left corner.
ALT A graphic with a green background and dollar bills. The title says, "April. Financial Capability Month." Under the title is a short sentence that says, "Take this month to brush up on your financial skills and find ways to strengthen your financial life. What could you do better? What could you change?"
ALT A graphic announcing the dates and location for the Next Generation Financial Leaders Program. The dates are Sept. 14-17, 2026, at the University of Washington - Tacoma Campus.
ALT National Consumer Protection Week reminder about sharing personal info with scammers and a link to IdentityTheft.gov.
ALT Tips for scam victims: contact the company, report the scam, and request a refund during National Consumer Protection Week.
ALT Graphic promoting National Consumer Protection Week from March 1-7 encouraging reporting scams to ReportFraud.ftc.gov.
ALT For National Consumer Protection Week, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service warns, "The scam may be AI, but the loss is real." A menacing robot asks a multiple choice question about unsolicited offers.
ALT A graphic with a blue background. At the top is a ribbon that says National Consumer Protection Week - March 1-7 - #NCPW2026. Under the ribbon is a paragraph that says, "Did you get an unexpected call or text asking for money or personal information? Stop. It could be a scam. Talk to someone you trust." At the bottom of the graphic is a link: ftc.gov/ncpw.