Goldman Sachs has pledged $354,000 in funding to support a Brooklyn District Attorney’s office initiative aimed at assisting victims of violent crime. The program focuses on providing resources and advocacy for those affected by serious offenses, emphasizing a victim-centered approach. The financial contribution underscores growing corporate involvement in public safety and victim support services. Details on how the funds will be allocated or the program’s specific services remain under discussion.
‘Put people first’: Goldman secures $354K for Brooklyn DA program helping victims after violent crime Brooklyn Paper
