Money has long dominated the public image of philanthropy. Grand donations, named buildings, and headline-making gifts have shaped a belief that changing the world belongs to those with extraordinary wealth. Bob Hopkins has spent much of his life challenging that assumption.
The educator, author, and founder of Philanthropy United argues that philanthropy has never been about the size of a bank account. To him, it is a reflection of character. It is revealed in how people treat one another, how they show up in their communities, and how they choose to live each day.
