Fraud prevention through education

Recognize fraud.
Protect what matters.

Practical, experience-based training for financial institutions, communities, law-enforcement partners, and the public.

Why SafeHaven

Experience translated into practical prevention.

SafeHaven was created to make fraud-prevention knowledge understandable and useful outside investigative circles. Programs focus on real-world behaviors: how scammers create urgency, how victims are manipulated, how money moves, and where intervention is still possible.

Every engagement can be tailored to the audience, from a community center or credit-union lobby to an executive conference or professional training room.

About SafeHaven

Common training topics

  • Impersonation and government scams
  • Elder fraud and financial exploitation
  • Check fraud and account takeover
  • Romance, investment, and cryptocurrency scams
  • Business email compromise and social engineering
  • AI-enabled impersonation and emerging fraud tactics
  • Immediate steps after fraud is discovered
Upcoming Presentations

See where SafeHaven is presenting.

This calendar shows upcoming SafeHaven presentations and community events. Select an event for additional details when available.

Free community event · Presented by SeaComm

Fraud & Identity Theft

Learn how to identify fraud and protect yourself and your money with Sean Donlon, SafeHaven founder and retired United States Secret Service Special Agent.

When
Wednesday, October 7
Choose either session: 2:00–4:00 p.m. or 6:00–8:00 p.m.
Where
Massena Community Center
61 Beach Street, Massena, New York
Admission
Free. No pre-registration required.

In conjunction with the St. Lawrence County Sheriff's Department and the New York State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation.

SeaComm presents Fraud & Identity Theft with Sean Donlon. Free sessions Wednesday, October 7, 2–4 p.m. or 6–8 p.m., at Massena Community Center, 61 Beach Street. No pre-registration required.

Calendar availability depends on the SafeHaven Google Calendar being published for public viewing. Event details displayed here are controlled through Google Calendar.

Build a community program

Turn one presentation into a broader fraud-prevention initiative.

SafeHaven can help coordinate community outreach, law-enforcement participation, financial-institution involvement, event content, and post-event measurement.