Businesses aid relief efforts in New York region
Regional businesses open wallets and space to aid victims after the World Trade Center attacks. Connecticut’s Business Action Team in Bridgeport inventories available Fairfield County offices while major NYC firms reportedly seek temporary space in nearby states. General Electric pledges 10 million to the Twin Towers Fund. Fairfield Home Depot donates equipment. Norwalk Hospital reports extraordinary blood drive response.
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American Express
Merrill Lynch
Citigroup
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Bank of New York
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New Jersey
Long Island
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Department of Economic and Community Development
New York
Connecticut
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Norwalk
Stamford
Bridgeport
State Office
Business Action Team
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Fairfield
General Electric
Twin Towers
New York City
Fairfield Home Depot
Fairfield Police
Darien
Norwalk Hospital
Maura Romaine
BBB urges caution as public urged to donate to disaster relief
The Better Business Bureau warns donors to avoid fraudulent appeals exploiting the World Trade Center and Pentagon tragedies. BBB president Art Taylor urges checking soliciting groups before giving, noting on-the-spot pressure is common and timing matters for victims.
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Better Business Bureau
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BBB Wise Giving Alliance
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