Boston Marathon bombing

=== Aid to victims ===
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The One Fund Boston was established by [[Governor of Massachusetts|Massachusetts Governor]] [[Deval Patrick]] and Boston mayor [[Thomas Menino]] to make monetary distributions to bombing victims.<ref name="AutoLC-41" /><ref name="Trumbull" /> The [[Boston Strong]] concert at the TD Garden in Boston on May 30, 2013, benefitted the One Fund, which ultimately received more than $69.8 million in donations.<ref name=NECN>{{cite web|title=$212K donation made to One Fund Boston|url=http://www.necn.com/09/12/13/212K-donation-made-to-One-Fund-Boston/landing.html?blockID=852181|archive-url=https://archive.today/20130913143800/http://www.necn.com/09/12/13/212K-donation-made-to-One-Fund-Boston/landing.html?blockID=852181|url-status=dead|archive-date=September 13, 2013|publisher=NECN.com}}</ref> A week after the bombing, [[crowd funding|crowdfunding]] websites<ref>Such as [[GoFundMe]], [[GiveForward]], [[FundRazr]], [[YouCaring]], and [[Fundly]]</ref> received more than 23,000 pledges promising more than $2 million for the victims, their families, and others affected by the bombing.<ref name="AutoLC-42" /> The Israel Trauma Coalition for Response and Preparedness sent six psychologists and specialists from Israel to help Boston emergency responders, government administrators, and community people develop post-terrorist attack recovery strategies.<ref name="Auto9P-7" />