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The activist, who spoke out as part of the Me Too movement, said perpetrators will be named in good time but that she still fears damage to her career
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Validation: Philanthropist gifts $5 million to United Way
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At the end of a difficult year, this surprise donation will directly impact Kentuckians in need. Author: Jessie Cohen Updated: 11:59 PM EST December 19, 2020
LOUISVILLE, Ky. MacKenzie Scott, the activist and philanthropist, who was once married to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has donated millions to non-profits nationwide, including two right here in Louisville.
Metro United Way received $20 million and Goodwill Industries of Kentucky received $10 million. It s part of the $4.1 billion she has donated over the past four months to nearly 400 organizations helping fulfill basic needs for many Americans struggling in the pandemic.
President and CEO of Metro United Way, Theresa Reno-Weber, and VP of External Affairs of Goodwill Industries, DeVone Holt, both said they nearly thought the gesture was a scam because they couldn t believe it. When they found out the money was actually real they felt honored to be recognized.