New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says millions of dollars donated through state income tax checkoffs remain unused. The 28 primarily taxpayer-supported funds held 17-point-5 million dollars at the end of the latest fiscal year. Only 13 distributed any money. The volunteer firefighter recruitment fund held 2-point-3 million dollars, while the food bank fund had 1-point-1 […]
New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says millions of dollars donated through state income tax checkoffs remain unused. The 28 primarily taxpayer-supported funds held 17-point-5 million dollars at the end of the latest fiscal year. Only 13 distributed any money. The volunteer firefighter recruitment fund held 2-point-3 million dollars, while the food bank fund had 1-point-1 million. Neither had made a disbursement since the 2024 fiscal year. DiNapoli is urging state agencies to release the money promptly.

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