‘What we found horrified us’: My elderly relative mistook charity envelopes for overdue bills — and gave thousands to other family members
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“As a millennial, it’s been a long time since I’ve gotten physical mail. I had no idea that my relative would have been receiving solicitations daily from charities.”

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