Overview
- The proposed multistate order targets Kars-R-Us, Michael Irwin, and Lisa Frank for deceptive solicitations on behalf of the United Breast Cancer Foundation.
- From 2017 to 2022, the operation raised more than $45.5 million, with about $34.9 million paid to the fundraiser and its vendors.
- Only $126,815—about 0.28% of the total—funded actual health screenings, according to the complaint.
- Michael Irwin faces a permanent fundraising ban, and Kars-R-Us and Lisa Frank must substantiate future appeals and avoid misrepresentations.
- A $3,882,091 judgment is largely suspended for inability to pay but becomes fully due if finances were misrepresented, and more than 84,000 vehicles were donated nationwide, including 935 in Utah.