> Sure enough, he says that in 2013 he donated more than $100,000, roughly half his pretax income. This is pretty impressive to me. Many will say "well, if hal

> Sure enough, he says that in 2013 he donated more than $100,000, roughly half his pretax income. This is pretty impressive to me. Many will say "well, if half of it is 100k, he still has at least 100k", except this is pretax, meaning he keeps less than 100k; besides, before saying it's not a big deal, how much are you contributing? I personally donate 40% of my post tax income anonymously to various initiatives/organizations, which means even less pretax, but that's what I can afford without jeopardizing my family's well being. It doesn't have to be monetary, but a little bit of help goes a long way. I'm glad there are people who do whatever they can to help out with the less fortunate.