Wall Street Charity Fund Pamphlet

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Title

Wall Street Charity Fund Pamphlet

Description

The Wall Street Charity Fund originated in 1972 by a group of businessmen and women within the securities industry concerned about the treatment of people with intellectual disability in America. It was formed as a direct result of a WABC television expose about Willowbrook by Geraldo Rivera on the poor and inhumane conditions at several institutions. The Wall Street Charity Fund was one of the major fundraisers for One to One, an organization dedicated to providing alternatives to institutionalizing human lives. Both were vital in providing grants for decent housing and living conditions for people with intellectual disability released from institutions.

Creator

Wall Street Charity Fund

Source

Willowbrook Collection Box 1

Date

1972

Contributor

Bridget Robshaw

Format

Pamphlet that folds inside itself

Type

Promotional material

Identifier

Willowbrook Collection Box 1

Files

Reference

Wall Street Charity Fund, Wall Street Charity Fund Pamphlet, 1972

Cite As

Wall Street Charity Fund , “Wall Street Charity Fund Pamphlet,” SPE 644 Digital Exhibition, accessed January 14, 2026, https://spe644.omeka.net/items/show/9.