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ACCOMACK COUNTY RECOGNIZES GIVING TUESDAY’S ROLE IN PROMOTING COMMUNITY MINDED GENEROSITY

Tuesday, December 2, 2025 at 12:33 PM

ACCOMACK COUNTY, Va. – Accomack County is joining communities worldwide in observing Giving Tuesday, describing the event as a movement that encourages acts of generosity following the Thanksgiving holiday. In a message shared on the county’s official Facebook page, officials said Giving… The post ACCOMACK COUNTY RECOGNIZES GIVING TUESDAY’S ROLE IN PROMOTING COMMUNITY MINDED GENEROSITY appeared first on TV Delmarva Channel 33.

ACCOMACK COUNTY, Va. – Accomack County is joining communities worldwide in observing Giving Tuesday, describing the event as a movement that encourages acts of generosity following the Thanksgiving holiday. In a message shared on the county’s official Facebook page, officials said Giving Tuesday promotes contributions ranging from financial donations to volunteer service and simple gestures of kindness. The county encouraged residents to participate in ways that support their community, noting that any form of giving contributes to the spirit of the observance.
Giving Tuesday was established in 2012 as a national counterpoint to post holiday consumer spending days such as Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Since then, it has grown into a global campaign that highlights charitable involvement and community support. Organizations often use the day to share information about their missions and year end priorities. While approaches differ, the observance has become one of the more visible moments on the annual calendar for highlighting opportunities to assist local needs.
Consumer protection groups advise residents who donate to take simple precautions, including verifying an organization’s name to avoid confusion, reviewing how funds will be used and confirming whether a group is tax exempt. The BBB Wise Giving Alliance offers charity reports at Give.org for those seeking information about accountability standards before contributing. Residents choosing to take part in the observance typically do so by contributing to causes of their choice, volunteering time with service agencies or participating in local programs tied to the movement. The county notes that the effort centers on generosity in any form.

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