This House Resolution seeks to designate May 14, 2026, as "National Scam Survivor Day" in response to the alarming increase in scam incidents and financial losses across the United States. Recent data indicates a substantial rise in dollar losses from scams, with millions of Americans filing fraud reports annually and estimated losses exceeding $195 billion in 2024 alone. Scammers are employing increasingly sophisticated methods, including social media, cryptocurrency, and artificial intelligence, to target vulnerable populations such as veterans, seniors, and young adults, who are experiencing significant financial harm. The resolution emphasizes the critical need for greater public awareness, providing consumers and business owners with knowledge and tools to avoid scams, and encouraging the use of federal government resources. It recognizes the profound impact of scams on individuals and businesses and supports the vital role of federal and local law enforcement in addressing these crimes. Ultimately, the resolution urges a collaborative approach among governmental, private, and nonprofit entities to support scam survivors, enhance prevention efforts, and hold perpetrators accountable.