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In his annual letter published today, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation CEO Mark Suzman called for philanthropists to give more and give now to meet the unprecedented challenges nations across the globe face in combatting poverty, eradicating disease, and fighting inequality.
The organization will boost its spending to $8.6 billion this year to tackle poverty, healthcare, sustainable agriculture, and other areas where it finds...
Extreme poverty has increased. The world’s largest charitable foundation wants more company in finding solutions to the problem.
The CEO of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is calling on billionaires to give away more of their money to address inequality and to do it soon. Mark Suzman made the call an annual letter released Thursday. The message is a familiar one from the Gates Foundation, which is one of the largest global health funders. It recently announced a budget of $8.6 billion for 2024, its largest budget to date. The budget increase also coincides with backsliding on progress towards major development goals like ending poverty. Suzman said the foundation was modeling this call to increase giving at a ti...
The CEO of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has a message: Hey billionaires, give away more of your money to address inequality and do it soon. Mark Suzman made the call in his annual letter released Thursday that led with the story of Chuck Feeney, a billionaire whose philanthropy inspired Warren Buffett, Bill Gates…