Ohio, other states cracking down on

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State Attorney General Richarrd Cordray said Wednesday that the stater has joined with the and 47 othere states forwhat they’ve dubbesd “Operation False Charity.” The launch of the effor came as Ohio and 31 other states settledd with Wisconsin fundraising company , whic h investigators say used illegal tactics to snag donations from consumers in Ohio and The company, Cordray said, has agreed to halt illegal and objectionable tactics and pay a fine of $200,000 to be divide among the states. Ohio’s share of the settlementr wasn’t available.
Community Support, whichu is set to file a consent judgment with the state in Franklimn County CommonPleas Court, also has agree d to pay $10,000 for any future violations. The Federal Trade Commission said that investigators nationwide are set to announcew72 law-enforcement actions againsy fundraising companies, nonprofits or purported nonprofits and individuals in concert with the crackdown.