Henry Timms

Giving Tuesday

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Founder of Giving Tuesday, an annual event that uses social media to encourage charitable giving, and Executive Director of the 92 Street Y

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In the aftermath of last summer's sudden fad for the victims of Lou Gehrig's Disease, American charities were struck with “Ice Bucket Fever.”

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In the aftermath of last summer's sudden fad for the victims of Lou Gehrig's Disease, American charities were struck with “Ice Bucket Fever.”

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