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I offered to donate my entire $300,000…

I offered to donate my entire $300,000 Estate to this organization to help fund a new town shelter. At the time, I was very sick with stability and neurological issues making it very dangerous to walk. The president of the organization befriended me and then hid my cane twice, putting me in extreme peril of falling down and literally breaking my neck, which very easily could have caused paralysis and me being transferred into a long-term facility. She then tried on multiple occasions to strongly pressure me into letting her male handyman friend move into my house for free. I can only assume that she wanted to gain the benefit of my life ahead of my death. For months, she refused to give me her EIN number, email request after email request, forever unanswered, in order that I could donate my Estate in the Will. I can only assume that they didn't need it as why wait for someone to die when you need grant money of 5 million estimated now to fund a new shelter from other sources? This organization misleads you into thinking that they have an actual physical refuge. They called themselves Rangely Rescue and Re-home Refuge. They neither rescue anyone, re-home anybody, nor do they have a refuge. The town of Rangely does all of that, period. What they do is to raise money underneath that title and then donate it to the shelter who does all the work. So, why would you trust them? I would strongly, strongly suggest that anybody who wants to donate money to this organization instead donate it directly to the Town of Rangely and designate the funds for the purposes that you intend for it to be given. At least you would still be alive, right?

March 1, 2026
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