report the website because you may not be the only victim and there could be many more if u don't let other people know what happened to you

U might want to check out that "charity" to make sure it's real

Not the fault of the website, payment processor is to be blamed not the website.

There is a certain layer of hell for people that scam people that just try to do good

Bash and downvote me for this, idc. A comments a comment... I've always felt kinda if-y about giving to charities. I want to help the needy, etc without a doubt. But... You know those little charity boxes in McDonalds, etc? A lot of the time, they dig into those boxes for their own wants like buying extra food for themselves (according to a lot of friends who've worked in fast food restaurants). Same with other charities, they use a lot of that money for other irrelevant things. This doesn't apply to every charity, but still. Idk, if I were to use my hard earned cash on those who desperately need it, such as the sick, animals, even plants, I'd rather do it myself directly.

tax deductible

Attention people. It's called a pending authorization. Most likely the op was putting their card information in incorrectly. The company can run the card but cannot collect the funds due to incorrect card information. Should be returned shortly depending who you bank with. Not a scam, you're just unintelligent.

I agree with #40. Every year my work does a food shelf donation contest between departments. It's a great way to give to local community people in your area. Don't know how they can scam people with cans of soup.

The fact that you still think it's a charity shows how easily you can be fooled.

it is maybe just a glitch on their site... And I am sure that your credit card company will refund others transactions.