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Attorney General Letitia James, whose 2024 “Pennies for Charity” report highlights the importance of informed giving and transparency in charitable donations. Photo: Mary Altaffer/AP

Attorney General James reports on charitable giving trends in 2023

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Brooklyn Gives on Giving Tuesday to benefit more than 250 nonprofits

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U.S. Rep. Nydia Velazquez says Brooklyn residents are “reclaiming our values” when they make donations to charities. Photo courtesy of Marc Goldberg Photography

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An effort by Brooklyn non-profit group to encourage borough residents to...

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