A Sandy Hook Parent’s Rogue Fundraising Operation 13 by MHB Administrator

A Sandy Hook Parent’s Rogue Fundraising Operation ¹³

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HONR Network Not Registered As Charitable Org in Florida or Connecticut

Lyin’ Lenny Pozner and his erstwhile spouse Veronique are known the world over for the alleged loss of their son Noah in the December 14, 2012 Sandy Hook School massacre. They further complain of the “harassment” they receive from individuals who’ve conducted their own investigation of the Sandy Hook event and simply declare that things don’t add up.
In its own words, “HONR Network’s” ostensible non-profit mission is to

bring awareness to Hoaxer activities & prosecute those who consciously, publicly defame, harass, and emotionally abuse the victims of high profile tragedies.

In order to carry out its so-called “anti-hoaxer” activities Pozner uses his HONR Network as a front to solicit donations online.


However, in order for a non-profit organization to solicit funds from the public it must at the least register in the state where it is based.

As discussed elsewhere on MHB, Pozner’s HONR Network has a contact address at a Newtown Connecticut pack-and-post, as displayed on its website.

Yet no such business name is registered with the Connecticut Secretary of State.

In contrast to the information provided on HONR Network’s website, Lenny Pozner registered HONR Network as a fictitious name with the Florida Department of State’s Division of Corporations in 2014, and he did so using a “business address” to an apparently rented mailbox at a pack-and-post on Dixie Highway in Boca Raton.

In March 2016 Pozner abruptly filed for an address change with the State of Florida. 

Perhaps unsurprisingly, HONR Network’s new address is to a UPS Store at yet another strip mall.

More concerningly, MHB’s research indicates HONR Network has not registered as a charitable organization with the State of Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Affairs, the government agency granting non-profits permission to solicit contributions from the public.


Research further indicates that the HONR Network is not properly listed as a public charity in the State of Connecticut either, the state Pozner still alleges the entity to be physically situated in on his website. Indeed, alongside the Connecticut Secretary of State’s website, the Connecticut “Open Data” site has no information on Pozner’s HONR Network.

Unsurprisingly this in no way prevents Lenny Pozner from unabashedly rattling his virtual tin can–most recently with a “HONR Network Legal Fund” that similarly operates beyond the law.

Here’s how the Pozners described themselves and Lenny’s HONR Network to their (perhaps willfully) fact check-challenged “journalist” friends at South Florida Sun-Sentinel, and in turn the broader public on December 10, 2015.

Yet like the Sandy Hook event as a whole Lenny Pozner and this media outlet are presenting scheister operations as not only legitimate, but worthy of heartfelt empathy to the extent of public support with monetary donations. Of course this is much like how the American public was swindled out of tens of millions in the wake of the “shooting” itself that has been soundly investigated.
We now know that Pozner’s HONR organization is an online stalking and harassment operation with probable intelligence connections (here and here). The wrongdoing here is not only that such an organization functions fraudulently and in abeyance of the law, but that it does so under the guise of victimhood and with the full cooperation and support of law enforcement and our so-called “free press.”