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• Oprah Winfrey’s passion is education and she has given away hundreds of millions to educational causes. Born in poverty to a single mother, Winfrey has worked her way up in the media world, becoming a billionaire in the early 2000s. She founded Oprah’s Angel Network in 1998, devoted to charitable causes, an organization that has donated more than $80 million around the world. Sixty schools in 13 countries have been established, along with women’s shelters, youth centers, and scholarships. In 2007, she created the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls, a female boarding school in South Africa, a $40 million endeavor to provide education and leadership opportunities for girls in a country where only 14% of the black population graduates from high school. • Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has joined forces with fellow billionaire Warren Buffet to form a campaign known as The Giving Pledge. Gates, worth about $72 billion, and Buffet at about $64 billion, have publicly pledged to give away at least 50% of their wealth during their lifetime or “NATIONAL” upon their death. foundation WORDSGates’ (continued): he established Melinda •that French: Chefs know with what wife it means to “french” a food item. It’s a verb that means focuses on health and world development to cut intoeducation. thin strips, like, well, french and U.S. They’ve givenfries. about (And yes, that’s how the finger-friendly po$28 billion to their foundation. tato dish took its name.) Green beans are this • In another 1953,item at commonly age 33,prepared New inZealand manner. mountaineer Edmund Hillary became •theMaltese: These tiny the spaniels are easy first to reach summit of toMt. identify thanks to their long, silky coats. The Everest, withgroups Tibetan climber American along Kennel Club Tenzing Norgay, assisted by several them with other and “Toy Dogs” like Pugs and Nepalese Sherpa people. As a token of his Yorkshire Terriers. gratitude to the Sherpas, Hillary founded Feline aficionados thealsoHimalayan Trust, an organization use the term Maltese to describe that funded schools, hospitals, and cats that have a sitransportation hubs in Nepal. milarly silky, grayblue coat.
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