Reporting Scams

Unfortunately, scams impersonating Trevor Ombija Foundation are a growing problem. These fraudulent communications circulate through email, social media, and phone calls, and they often use our name, logo, and other details to appear legitimate.

If you receive a suspicious message, please send it to us at info@trevorombijafoundation.org. Your report provides crucial information that helps our security team investigate and shut down these scams. While we can't personally reply to every report, rest assured that we review every one.

How to Identify a Legitimate Communication:

The best way to protect yourself is to know what we will never do. Please be advised that Trevor Ombija Foundation, our employees, grantees, and partners do not:

Ask for money: We never charge fees for grants, conferences, or prizes, and we do not solicit donations or offer investment opportunities.
Request private information: We will never ask you for your bank account details or other sensitive information via email or phone.
Run lotteries or sweepstakes: We do not host lotteries or offer any kind of prize through email, social media, or mail.
Approach you directly: We do not offer grant opportunities or memberships to individuals in person. Our official grantmaking process is outlined on our website https://trevorombijafoundation.org.