Weird Trip to North Korea

My visit was right after a massive crop failure. Thousands were dying from starvation.

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How The Super Rich Can Benefit From Philanthropy

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Potential Problems with Philanthropy and How to Address Them

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How to Become a Philanthropist: Giving Back to the Community

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How to Encourage Donors to Help with Philanthropic Work

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Visit to Cambodia Leper Colony

Incredible people who overcame torture, forced labor, isolation and the constant pain of leprosy.

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1.35 Million Trees Planted

I'm excited that we've been able to ship 1,000,000 trees across the United States. But I'm most proud of the 350,000 we were able to prov...

ABOUT ME

I was in Haiti after the US donated a massive amount of rice. What seemed like a generous act, ended up wiping out a large number of farmers and created future food shortages. This experience led me to research and implement self-sustaining agricultural and medical projects in the developing world.