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| Donate to the Matthew Kato Foundation |
Money donated will be used to:
- Fund scholarships given to Rush Henrietta Seniors
- Raise awareness about the problem of drinking and driving within New York State.
| Donations qualify as a tax deduction. |
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Matthew Kato Foundation
Raising Awareness about the impacts of drinking and driving
D&C Fund Raiser Database
the state Attorney General’s office, which compiles information from mandatory filings. The and non-
profit groups; if the campaign was multi-state, the figures reflect pledges from all states, and non-
profit groups; if the campaign was multi-state, the figures reflect pledges from all states, not just
New York.
not just New York.
reported the first year under "gross received," with money promised for charity usually was intending
reported the first year under "gross received," with money promised for charity usually was intending
not to raise funds but to recruit new members or supporters. under "uncollected Uncollected
pledges" figures, which can be quite large, sometimes reflect multi-year campaigns. For instance, a
charity may ask for pledges to be paid over a three-year period. All pledges are reported the first
year under "gross received," with money promised for years two and three listed under "uncollected
pledges."under "uncollected pledges."
the state Attorney General’s office, which compiles information from mandatory filings. The and non-
profit groups; if the campaign was multi-state, the figures reflect pledges from all states, and non-
profit groups; if the campaign was multi-state, the figures reflect pledges from all states, not just
New York.
not just New York.
reported the first year under "gross received," with money promised for charity usually was intending
reported the first year under "gross received," with money promised for charity usually was intending
not to raise funds but to recruit new members or supporters. under "uncollected Uncollected
pledges" figures, which can be quite large, sometimes reflect multi-year campaigns. For instance, a
charity may ask for pledges to be paid over a three-year period. All pledges are reported the first
year under "gross received," with money promised for years two and three listed under "uncollected
pledges."under "uncollected pledges."