Who are the great donors of the world you know like Warren Buffe and Bill Gates ?

Answer 1

I don't think so- first u exploit others then give apenny in a charity

Answer 2

Donations do not have to monetary to qualify and be known as great. Many people have devoted their entire life to volunteering (donating) their time and energy to great causes, so these people are not only having a positive impact on the world, but are having no negative impact. An example of negative impact: Microsoft muscles small business out of the programming market on a global scale, with a pathological persuit of profit and power.
Donators like Jesus, Mohammad, Mother Theresa, Buddha, Baba, Krishna, and Princess Diana, just to name a select few.

Some financial donors alive today may include Donald Trump, Hugh Hefner and Peter Garrett, but their contrubution pales by comparison (even though their sense of morality is better than most of the population of the planet).

Answer 3

Its not how famous you are that matters. Its the attitude. I may have just one dollar. How much of that I am willing to share with the needy ? That is the question. I might be rich and famous. After being rich if I do social service, that i am not great. I know many people who struggle to earn money. They are poor. They cant get 2 full square meals a day. Still, they share with other poor people. That is the true spirit of brotherhood. That is more deserving than the billions of dollars donated by warren buffet and bill gates.

Answer 4

Yeah, sure Gates donates a little money...but first he charges outrageous prices for his products, which hurts the average citizen and makes it nearly impossible for poor families to reap the rewards and benefits of a computer system, becomes a multi-billionaire from the profits, then drops a dime in the charity jar - what a jerk!

Answer 5

The greatest donor is the person who puts their last dollar in the collection plate at church. I see nothing great in a multi-millionaire donating as they take big tax breaks for doing it in the first place.

Answer 6

I don;t remember the name of the man but there was a gentlemen who had a newspaper article in the Daily Herald here in the greater Chicago Area.

His byline was, "He who giveth during his lifetime, knows were he goeeth at the end of life.."

He was a millionaire who would give people small amounts of money based on the letters they used to write to him. I don't remember his name or were he is now, but I do know at one point, he claimed to be nearly broke from giving his fortune away.

Answer 7

human beings in Detroit might desire to take care of their very own city. It baffles me how between the appropriate cities in u.s. has grew to become into the armpit of u.s.. it is so undesirable actual everyone seems to be removing kinfolk from the cementaries of Detriot and shifting them to the suburbs. no longer much extra healthful for human beings already ineffective and burried. bill Gates may be a fool to take a place $20 there!

Answer 8

Oddly Oprah Winfrey, Andrew Carnagy, and many of the Rockafellers.

Answer 9

I have a friend who donates time to her church about 5 hours a week (not counting attending services), after holding down a full time job. In comparison with what she has, that's an incredible amount.

Answer 10

Oprah Winfrey would be at the top of my list of humanitarian giver and donor.

Answer 11

Mother Theresa,
Anyone can give money what will money buy you??

Mother Theresa gave the world her life and the world loved her for that, can anyone in this world who are alive today give what she has given us all?