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Still disappointed the amounts given away. The last guys company is worth $192 MILLION dollars and he only gave away like $120,000???? I don't get it??
Even though their millionaires, perhaps their wealth isn't all that liquid.
While the cameras are on, they might only give away a small percentage of their wealth. I'm hoping once they get back home, perhaps they'll reach out on a regular basis in their own communities--well those surrounding their most likely, affluent community.
This Sunday's episode claims to be the one where the Millionaires give away the most money ever on this show.
Even though their millionaires, perhaps their wealth isn't all that liquid.
While the cameras are on, they might only give away a small percentage of their wealth. I'm hoping once they get back home, perhaps they'll reach out on a regular basis in their own communities--well those surrounding their most likely, affluent community.
This Sunday's episode claims to be the one where the Millionaires give away the most money ever on this show.
I have a feeling they stay in touch as well, and may continue to help. What I like is they are not contributing to a large cause, but a personal one with someone dedicated to bettering others as the inspiration.
The organizations they show likely get further help after the show runs, since people are more likely to donate to a cause with a real person than an idea.
See??? That is what I'm talking about!!! That's how its done. Serious kudos to them!!!
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