California Judge Bans Kars4Kids Ads for Misleading Donors About Where Proceeds Go
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Summary
A California judge has ruled that Kars4Kids' advertisements are misleading because they fail to disclose that most car donation proceeds go to Oorah, a Jewish organization based in New Jersey, rather than directly supporting children's programs in California. The ruling bars the organization from broadcasting these ads in California.
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Instead, Kars4Kids primarily funds a New Jersey-based Jewish organization, Oorah, which provides programs, including an adult matchmaking service, trips to Israel for teens and summer camps in New York, the judge wrote.
The only program in California that Kars4Kids sponsored was...
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