We read about the big guns such as Bill Gates giving 50% of their profits away to charitable causes and know instinctively that its the right thing to do. We may even think that they are obliged to donate because they have so much money and that it's a natural progression and they should want to do it. Bill is encouraging his wealthy mates to do the same.
But do we have to be really seriously wealthy to feel like we should be helping others or the environment in some way?
I actually think that many of us in business would like to contribute but because we are so caught up in day to day running of our companies and in a lot of cases just trying to keep our heads above water, it is something that just gets pushed to the end of the list of things to do.
We may also feel that because of limited funds we can't really do anything to make an impact.
The fact is we can make a big difference with a relatively small contribution. For example a donation of $10 will provide clean water for 4500 people for 10 years! How amazing is that.
A business that has this Philanthropic intention at its core is GiveOpp. This business, still in its infancy has committed to giving 80% of their profits to Environmental and Humanitarian Projects around the world. GiveOpp is changing the way the world does business, leading by example and demonstrates how average people can have a positive impact on the world around them whilst making a very good lifestyle for themselves.
To find out more about this exciting opportunity visit - http://www.opportunitytogive.com
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