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MacKenzie Scott's rapid philanthropy contrasts with 'slow philanthropy' trend

MacKenzie Scott is distinguished among billionaires for her rapid and substantial philanthropic giving, having distributed over $26 billion in a few years. This pace contrasts sharply with the typical "slow philanthropy" observed among the ultra-wealthy, who often give away a small percentage of their compounding fortunes annually. Experts like Jeffrey Bradach highlight Scott's "trust-based philanthropy," characterized by unrestricted giving and minimal oversight, as a key factor in her unique approach. AI

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MacKenzie Scott's rapid philanthropy contrasts with 'slow philanthropy' trend

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Sydney Lake ·

    Most billionaires are stuck in ‘slow philanthropy.’ MacKenzie Scott gave away $26 billion and won’t stop until ‘the safe is empty’

    Most billionaires let their fortunes grow faster than they can give them away. Scott has spent years proving it doesn't have to be that way.