The 9/11 Memorial and Museum in New York City launches a $75 million fundraising campaign aimed at expanding education efforts for young people across the United States. The initiative seeks to reach students who did not experience the September 11 attacks and may not have direct memories of the events as the 25th anniversary approaches. Multiple outlets report that the campaign includes a $25 million matching commitment from former New York City mayor and philanthropist Mike Bloomberg, which is designed to increase the impact of public and private contributions. The museum describes the fundraising drive as focused on education, consistent with its mission to preserve the history of September 11 and support learning about the attacks and their aftermath. The campaign’s scale indicates an effort to broaden outreach beyond local audiences to the national population of U.S. youth. The reporting also frames the effort within the lead-up to the anniversary, with the museum positioning the campaign as part of its longer-term educational programming.