Warren Buffet and Bill Gates have signed what's known as the "giving pledge" which is an agreement for the super-rich to donate half their earnings to good causes. The Melinda Gates foundation is another example of philanthropy by the genius behind Windows.
It is time the Apple founder gave back: Jobs is worth more than $8 billion, says Adam Doree at The Huffington Post, yet he has "steadfastly" refused to donate money to worthy causes, and even stopped all of Apple's philanthropy programs. This isn't so much about "do-goodery" as it is his legacy. How does Jobs want to be remembered? It's time he added charity to his long lists of accomplishments.
"OK, Steve Jobs, now let's see some charity"
Credit goes to The Week
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