Debate me if you will, but I’m a firm believer that anyone can be a philanthropist. I’ve always affirmed to myself that everyone is capable and worthy of championing a cause that’s close to their heart.
Some might disagree. After all, a philanthropist is often seen as someone who has already made it to the top of the mountain and has the means to help others do the same. But consider this: only 1% of the world’s population is deemed truly successful. How can that 1% extend their hand to the remaining 99%?