Contact a lawyer or a reputable credit agency for assistance. The caller offers incredible savings on a vacation, or even a free vacation. Police say that people who accept these offers end up paying the full amount for a vacation anyway, while the service and accommodations are usually less than satisfactory. When planning a vacation, deal with a reputable agent. The caller appears to be soliciting for a worthy cause, though you've never heard of the charity mentioned.
Police say that there are lots of worthwhile charities.
But if you are not completely familiar with the organization, don't give money. Reputable charities list their phone numbers in the phone book, and police say that it's best for you to contact them. They ask the managers to advertise in a police or firefighter magazine to support that department. Police say that they don't know of any magazine that generates money for a department. Any money given supports the magazine owners.