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Melinda Gates to receive $12.5 billion in divorce settlement, leaves Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to focus on philanthropy.
'Quant King' Jim Simons, a math and investing genius, shared leadership lessons emphasizing innovation, talent, perseverance, beauty, and luck.
Dallas Mavericks, NBA champions in 2011, now owned by Miriam Adelson. Learn about the team's history, Mark Cuban, and more.
Nita Ambani honored with 'Beauty With a Purpose Humanitarian Award' at Miss World finale, praised by Priyanka Chopra. India hosts Miss World.
Virtual candidate Palmer wins American Samoa Democratic caucus, beating Biden. Young entrepreneur emphasizes issues important to youth. Viral win surprises.
Prominent billionaire financier and philanthropist Lord Jacob Rothschild has died. His family announced the news on February 26.
A $1 billion donation makes Albert Einstein School of Medicine tuition-free for all students, thanks to Dr. Ruth Gottesman.
Rothschild family member and financier Lord Jacob Rothschild has died at 87, leaving behind a fortune and a lasting legacy.
Lenny Kravitz honored with Music Icon Award at 2024 People's Choice Awards, rocks the house with classic hits and emotional speech.
Legendary Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates his 39th birthday, with stunning facts about his life and career. #CR7 #HappyBirthdayRonaldo
David Archuleta will write a memoir covering his experiences in the Mormon Church, 'American Idol,' and coming out. Sundance Festival kicks off.
The names of 150 people linked to Jeffrey Epstein will be revealed. The list includes high-profile figures from politics, business, and royalty.
"Former U.S. Senator and Milwaukee Bucks owner Herb Kohl Dies at 88, Remembered as 'Kind, Effective, and Generous' by Colleagues."
Oprah Winfrey admits to using slimming pills after previously dissing them, saying they're a tool to manage weight and health.
Forest Whitaker's ex-wife, Keisha Nash Whitaker, has passed away at 51. Her daughter, True, confirmed her death but not the cause.
Mark Cuban is selling most of the Dallas Mavericks to Jewish billionaire Miriam Adelson for $3.5 billion. Adelson will bring casino expertise.
Amy Carter's journey from the White House to activism, marriage, and motherhood, showcases her resilience, independence, and commitment to philanthropy.
Padres owner Peter Seidler died at 63. He was a cancer survivor and a philanthropist who made a huge impact in San Diego.
Vogue's December issue featured Lauren Sanchez and Jeff Bezos in an exclusive photoshoot, sparking a social media storm of merciless trolling.
Dolly Parton's new lodge HeartSong opened at Dollywood. Parton shared her love for family and her spiritual and creative energy.
Dolly Parton launches "What Would Dolly Do? Radio" on Apple Music, sharing her life, wisdom, and upcoming rock album.
MLB star Aaron Judge nominated for prestigious Roberto Clemente Award for his off-field humanitarian work. Young players also honor Clemente.
Gary Sinise, award-winning actor and philanthropist, emphasizes the need to support veterans who served after 9/11 and highlights the importance of his foundation's work.
Bill Gates and Elon Musk had a confrontational meeting in 2022 over Gates shorting $1.5 billion worth of Tesla stock, according to a new biography. Musk was upset and "super mean" to Gates during the meeting. The book also reveals Gates' criticism of Musk's beliefs on climate change and Mars colonization.
LSU hires Anzilla Gilmore as associate vice president for facility and property oversight, bringing over 23 years of experience.
The NAACP's 114th national convention in Boston emphasized the importance of partnerships in advocacy and justice work. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was highlighted as a crucial partner, showcasing the shared values of love for humanity and Christ. The convention also addressed critical issues and featured influential speakers, including Vice President Kamala Harris. Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots, spoke about the rise in anti-Semitism and emphasized the need for unity and support. The message of the convention was that when we work together, we thrive and overcome adversity.
Tina Knowles files for divorce from actor Richard Lawson after 8 years of marriage.
Rapper G Herbo to plead guilty to federal wire fraud charges.
Iconic actress Jane Birkin's unexpected demise leaves Hollywood in shock and grief.
UK-US relationship boosted as President Biden visits Windsor Castle and meets King Charles.
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Naomi Campbell announces the birth of her second child, a baby boy.
Have you ever wondered what lies behind all the sensational news stories about charitable giving, or philanthropy? No doubt, it's a fascinating world, filled with inspiring heroes making significant changes and transformative impacts across worldwide communities. But what precisely could we unearth when delving deeper into philanthropic news content?
In essence, philanthropy-related news articles delve deep into diverse narratives - from big-foundations' mega-donations to modest acts by everyday individuals seeking to make their mark on society. They highlight stories that bring change in various sectors such as healthcare, educational reform, inclusion efforts for marginalized communities and environmental protection initiatives!
Aren't you amazed at the notable figures who've pledged vast swathes of their wealth to 'giving while living'? The Bill Gates Foundation is no stranger to this conversation! Often these captains of industry commit vast resources towards innovative solutions tackling crises like pandemics or climate change. Such updates commonly feature under this topic.
You'd be surprised how often these accounts echo beyond monetary contributions too! Think impact investing pieces on how industrial leaders are directing business profits toward addressing societal issues – now doesn't that add another layer of texture to corporate tales?
To say nothing of unsung local stakeholders offering unique perspectives; grassroots movements pooling donations valuable not just monetarily but also in terms of community-building – does that not reflect truly heartwarming sagas opening new perspectives for each one us about empathy and fellowship?
Sift through any 'Philanthropy' section in your morning digital newspaper scroll-down, and indeed every story will shine light onto an intriguing blend touching myriad aspects from personal feats of generosity & commitment right up-to large-scale systemic transformations led by altruistic forces. So why wouldn’t we want more such intimate insights into humanities brighter side in our daily reads?
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