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A locally based charitable foundation appears to be among the victims of the Bernard L. Madoff investment scandal.
According to a list of charitable groups published last week in The New York Times, the Kozloff Family Charitable Trust, Wyomissing, has had as much as $1.8 million in possible losses as a result of investments with Madoff.
At least 15 local organizations received distributions or gifts, ranging from $11,000 to $100, from the Kozloff trust in 2007, according to federal tax documents.
Spokesmen for some of those organizations said they had not been contacted more recently than 2007 by the Kozloff trust; the other organizations declined to comment on contributions due to privacy concerns.
Paul J. Kozloff is listed as the director of the trust on the Internal Revenue Service documents.
Attempts to reach Kozloff were unsuccessful.
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