Michigan Is Ramping Up Termination Of Parental Rights - Corporate Style

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Michigan Attorney General moves to dissolve 10 nonprofits posing as popular charities

Ten Michigan organizations with similar-sounding names to large nonprofits like the American Cancer Society and United Way are fraudulent and should be dissolved, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said Friday.

The department recently submitted a complaint to dissolve 10 organizations created in 2018 by Ian Richard Hosang in Ingham County Circuit Court. The Attorney General’s office claims none of Hosang’s organizations are legitimate charities, as they don’t solicit contributions, distribute charity or provide educational services.

With names like the American Cancer Foundation of Grand Rapids, American Cancer Society of Michigan, United Way of Detroit and American Red Cross of Michigan, prospective donors might be misled into thinking they were donating to a well-known charity organization, Nessel said.

“Anyone who chooses to donate – no matter how large or small the contribution – should not have to sift through fraudulent entities before finding a reputable one to support,” she said.

The department reports Hosang and other individuals connected to the entities in question, Claudia Stephen and Lincoln Palsey, are not Michigan residents. None of the entities are registered with the Attorney General’s Charitable Trust Division.

Hosang has also registered organizations with similar names to the United Way, American Red Cross and American Cancer Society in California, Wisconsin, Ohio, Georgia, New York, Florida and Maryland, according to the Attorney General’s office.

The Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs initially referred two of his Michigan organizations, ACS of Michigan and ACS of Detroit, to the Attorney General’s office in January after learning the entities were not connected to the national organization.

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