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Jeff Bezos once gave Eva Longoria and the admiral behind Osama bin Laden's capture $100 million—but she says you don't need wealth to give back [Fortune]

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A lot of people talk about changing the world. But Amazon's billionaire founder, Jeff Bezos, gave Eva Longoria $50 million to actually do it. And two years on, she says the biggest myth still surrounding philanthropy is that you have to be rich to do it. Recommended Video “One of the biggest misconceptions about philanthropy is that impact is tied to wealth or scale, when in reality, impact comes in many forms,” the Desperate Housewives star told Fortune. “What I've learned is that impact doesn't come from how much money you have, it comes from how you show up.” It's a message that feels pointed at a moment when billionaire philanthropy dominates headlines and ordinary people assume giving back is someone else's job. For Longoria, the most powerful—and most overlooked—form of change happens at street level. “Mentoring someone, supporting small business, sharing what you know—those things matter because not everyone has access to capital or resources, but anyone can be part of [Read more]
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Jeff Bezos once gave Eva Longoria and the admiral behind Osama bin Laden's capture $100 million—but she says you don't need wealth to give back [Fortune]

Amazon.com, Inc.  (AMZN) 
More Company Research Source: Fortune
Last amazon.com, inc. earnings: 4/30 04:01 pm Check Earnings Report
US:NASDAQ Investor Relations: phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml%3fc%3d97664%26p%3dirol-irhome
A lot of people talk about changing the world. But Amazon's billionaire founder, Jeff Bezos, gave Eva Longoria $50 million to actually do it. And two years on, she says the biggest myth still surrounding philanthropy is that you have to be rich to do it. Recommended Video “One of the biggest misconceptions about philanthropy is that impact is tied to wealth or scale, when in reality, impact comes in many forms,” the Desperate Housewives star told Fortune. “What I've learned is that impact doesn't come from how much money you have, it comes from how you show up.” It's a message that feels pointed at a moment when billionaire philanthropy dominates headlines and ordinary people assume giving back is someone else's job. For Longoria, the most powerful—and most overlooked—form of change happens at street level. “Mentoring someone, supporting small business, sharing what you know—those things matter because not everyone has access to capital or resources, but anyone can be part of [Read more]
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