For Partners

This page is for institutions that serve older Americans on a daily basis: state Attorneys General offices, Area Agencies on Aging, public libraries, community banks and credit unions, veteran service organizations, faith communities, senior centers, geriatric care managers, and elder-law attorneys. Below are free, ready-to-use materials you can distribute in your community — no permission required, no contract to sign, no commercial strings.

All materials are released under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC-BY 4.0). Take what you need, adapt it for your audience, add your logo where appropriate.

For a co-branded version with your organization’s logo, or a customized variant for your state, region, or community, email [email protected] and we will turn it around within a few business days.

1. State elder-fraud fact sheets — one per U.S. state, DC, and Puerto Rico

A one-page printable fact sheet for every U.S. state and territory, featuring:

2025 FBI IC3 elder fraud losses, victim counts, and 5-year growth rate for your state
Top scam categories hitting your state
Universal federal reporting contacts (DOJ National Elder Fraud Hotline, FBI IC3, FTC, Eldercare Locator)
A short list of red flags and protective actions
A warning about recovery scams

For: state AGs, AAAs, libraries, community banks, senior centers, faith communities, geriatric care managers, journalists writing state-specific stories.

Format: PDF, letter-size, single page, print-ready. License: CC-BY 4.0.

Browse and download:

Alabama · Alaska · Arizona · Arkansas · California · Colorado · Connecticut · Delaware · District of Columbia · Florida · Georgia · Hawaii · Idaho · Illinois · Indiana · Iowa · Kansas · Kentucky · Louisiana · Maine · Maryland · Massachusetts · Michigan · Minnesota · Mississippi · Missouri · Montana · Nebraska · Nevada · New Hampshire · New Jersey · New Mexico · New York · North Carolina · North Dakota · Ohio · Oklahoma · Oregon · Pennsylvania · Puerto Rico · Rhode Island · South Carolina · South Dakota · Tennessee · Texas · Utah · Vermont · Virginia · Washington · West Virginia · Wisconsin · Wyoming

2. Senior Fraud Emergency Card — bilingual Spanish/English

A one-page wallet-size and refrigerator-poster bilingual reference card with the top scam phrases, three protective rules, and key hotlines in both English and Spanish.

For: libraries, AAAs, senior centers, community health clinics, faith communities, hospital geriatric departments.

View the emergency card page » (Spanish translation is currently AI-drafted; native-speaker review welcome before formal high-volume printing.)

3. What we can co-brand or customize for you

If you need a tailored version of any material — different language, your organization’s logo, state-specific reporting channels added, condensed format, expanded format — we will produce it at no cost for qualifying partners (libraries, AAAs, community nonprofits, state/local government). Typical turnaround: 3-5 business days.

Examples we have produced or can produce:

State AG fact sheet with the AG office’s contact and seal added
AAA workshop slide deck with the local AAA’s branding
Bank teller training material with the credit union’s logo
Library digital literacy curriculum branded for your library system

To request: email [email protected] with your organization’s name and role, the asset you’d like customized, logo/contact details to add, any specific adjustments needed, and your distribution context.

4. What we’re happy to build — on request

Email [email protected] if you need:

A workshop package for senior-fraud awareness (60-minute slide deck + facilitator guide + handout + completion certificate)
A bank teller “Branch Fraud Defense Pack” (red-flag wallet card + customer decision tree + lobby poster)
A monthly “Veteran Scam Alert” newsletter you can redistribute to your VSO members
A library digital-literacy curriculum with embeddable training modules
An “elder fraud talking points” brief for state legislative offices
Data extracts beyond what’s on the For Researchers page

We build these as partners request them. The first requester often gets the package faster and with priority customization.

License & redistribution

All materials on this page are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC-BY 4.0).

You may: print, copy, share, redistribute; add your logo and contact info; translate into other languages (please notify us so we can list the translation); adapt for your audience.

You must: give attribution — “Source: HCSK Inc., seniors.hcsk.org. CC-BY 4.0.”; not imply HCSK Inc. has endorsed your specific use.

Questions? [email protected]

About the organization

HCSK Inc. is a Delaware non-stock nonprofit corporation. Director: Yuksel Aydin. For full background, see our About page.