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When the September 11th attacks struck the city it called home, the Starr Foundation didn't hesitate to give. Within weeks, it committed $10 million for first responders and their families, and awarded millions more to NYC nonprofits with no restrictions attached. 25 years later, the foundation continues to support the museum dedicated to education for generations to come.

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Generosity is there: before disaster strikes, during the worst of it, and long after. For centuries, Americans have come together to make sure their neighbors can survive, recover, and rebuild no matter what. That tradition is one of our greatest strengths. #GenerosityBuilds

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When 300,000 farmers faced default and lost legacy lands in the 80s, musicians stepped up. Farm Aid emerged from this crisis, raising $90M+ for family farms. Discover how this movement grew at the link. #GenerosityBuilds

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For two and a half centuries, the American spirit has been defined by neighbors helping neighbors and communities uniting for a cause. This legacy of giving continues to shape our future. Discover these powerful stories. #GenerosityBuilds

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Between 2013 and 2023, the infant death rate in Dallas County rose more than 6 percent. The Dallas Foundation is responding with a $2 million investment in maternal health because a healthy start for moms means a healthy start for babies. Get the story at the link in bio. #GenerosityBuilds

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The people who run toward danger do so knowing their communities have their backs. For generations, generosity has helped make sure first responders have the resources and support they need to serve. We’re proud to be part of that tradition. #GenerosityBuilds

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Every generation finds its own way to show up. In the early 1940s, it was young people going door to door, turning neighborhoods into a coordinated home front effort that stretched from the biggest cities to the smallest towns. The Boy Scouts of America and Girl Scouts of the USA organized what became one of the most visible efforts of everyday generosity during the World War II era. The spirit behind it is still recognizable today. #GenerosityBuilds

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Our veterans made a lifelong commitment to this country. A permanent home is a community saying: Now it's our turn. Steven Mitchell is a Marine Corps veteran and a carpenter who has called Sarasota home since 2009. When he found Heroes' Village, the city's first affordable housing complex built entirely for veterans, it changed what was possible for him. "Having the time to not have to worry so much about rent and bills has enabled me to concentrate on finally finding something that's a career," he said. "And on top of that, taking care of my health." Heroes' Village started with a conversation between donors and the Gulf Coast Community Foundation in 2020. Today, 10 veterans live there permanently, paying no more than 30% of their income on rent for as long as they choose to call it home. Get the story at the link in bio.

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