> He started adding on educational and vocational training programs to prepare kids to work in Silicon Valley > Donors often give to causes they have a persona

> He started adding on educational and vocational training programs to prepare kids to work in Silicon Valley > Donors often give to causes they have a personal connection to > ...recommends not talking about “charity” and meeting immediate community needs > Groups like food banks, for instance, which provide an essential emergency service to low-income people, aren’t exactly disrupting poverty I'm cherry-picking but this article paints a concerning picture for the future of corporate philanthropy. I couldn't stretch laffy taffy as far as you'd need to stretch the word philanthropy to include offering job training for work you need workers for.