Billionaire Who Gives Away His Fortune For Eighteen Years
Dr. D. K. Pearsons, an 88 year old American philanthropist based in Hinsdale Illinois, has spent eighteen years giving away his immense fortune. He runs a small office with staff to ensure donations go to worthy recipients, aiming to uplift education religion and humanity rather than fund individuals. He plans to die poor and keeps a strict one goal focus, explaining that giving away money is harder than making it.
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