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The Chronicle of Philanthropy

October 8, 2001

Relief Fund Raising Surpasses $840-Million

By Ian Wilhelm

In the three weeks since the terrorist attacks in New York City and Washington, more than $840-million has been raised by charitable organizations working on relief efforts, according to the latest Chronicle of Philanthropy estimate.

Among the fund-raising highlights:

  • The American Red Cross has raised $258-million.

  • The September 11th Fund, created by the New York Community Trust and the United Way of New York City, has brought in $142-million.

  • The Salvation Army has collected $32-million.


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