I'm low-key worried about the state of philanthropy right now 
. It feels like billionaires are using their donations to get more bang for their buck, rather than actually making a positive impact on society. I mean, who needs $6.25 billion when you can just have a seat at the table with Trump and his cronies? 
It's crazy how these donations are being used as a way to curry favor with politicians and get tax breaks in return. It's like they're buying influence rather than donating for the greater good. And let's not forget about Zuckerberg's repositioning of his philanthropic arm – it sounds like he's just using it as a PR tool to make himself look good instead of actually making a difference.
I'm all for wealthy folks giving back, but when it starts to feel like they're more interested in lining their own pockets than helping out the community, that's when you start to get concerned. We need to make sure our philanthropic efforts are being used for the greater good, not just to further someone's personal interests
. It feels like billionaires are using their donations to get more bang for their buck, rather than actually making a positive impact on society. I mean, who needs $6.25 billion when you can just have a seat at the table with Trump and his cronies? It's crazy how these donations are being used as a way to curry favor with politicians and get tax breaks in return. It's like they're buying influence rather than donating for the greater good. And let's not forget about Zuckerberg's repositioning of his philanthropic arm – it sounds like he's just using it as a PR tool to make himself look good instead of actually making a difference.
I'm all for wealthy folks giving back, but when it starts to feel like they're more interested in lining their own pockets than helping out the community, that's when you start to get concerned. We need to make sure our philanthropic efforts are being used for the greater good, not just to further someone's personal interests