That's why we don't call small donations acts as philanthropy. It surprises me how philanthropic individuals are sold as benefactors who are a solution to solv

That's why we don't call small donations acts as philanthropy. It surprises me how philanthropic individuals are sold as benefactors who are a solution to solving problems linked to lack of resources, for those in needs around the world. I think it rather servers themselves instead, an effective PR routine that comes with decent guilt therapy. It's one of those things like "expat" sounding all so good compared to those job stealing "immigrants". Maybe we should all give a portion of our monetary power to those in needs, displacing what we would normally give to Unilever-like producers. It would skip the inefficient intermediary.. I digress.. The scale ain't right, but the idea is spot on.