Yeah, I heard the propaganda - just like the leftist BS about Trump University.
Now you can hear the truth,
The Donald J. Trump Foundation gave away $10.9 million from 2001 to 2014, in philanthropy with donations to more than
400 different charities, according to a
Forbes analysis of
14 years of IRS documents. Among the notable recipients: the William J. Clinton Foundation, a state branch of the ACLU and a nonprofit run by the New York Times.
The biggest single beneficiary was the
Police Athletic League, a New York City charity that works with local police officers to provide summer camps, universal pre-K programs and after-school activities for children.
An estimated 36% of the foundation’s money went to roughly 100 organizations promoting healthcare, the
Forbes examination revealed. The Trump Foundation gave more than $465,000 to both the
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and
Operation Smile, which offers free surgeries to children born with cleft palates in developing countries. The foundation gave at least $326,000 to
New York Presbyterian Hospital (where I was born), and $250,750 to its sister institution, the
Hospital for Special Surgery, which is also based in New York City.
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The Trump Foundation gave most of its money to traditional philanthropic causes, including
the United Way, a handful of
schools, and more than
10 museums.
Trump also directed $100,000 in 2010 to the foundation of his son Eric, who serves on the board of the Donald J. Trump Foundation. Eric Trump’s foundation, unlike his father’s, has focused its giving on one charity, a pediatric cancer center called
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee.
These charitable contributions offset taxes that would have been paid. That's the system, and it's a good one.
if the money had gone to taxes instead of these charities, where would it have wound up ? In surgeries for LGBT lunatics to transfer themselves from one sex to another ? (so they think)
Author - Curtis Kalin Source
www.crushthestreet.com
The Donald J. Trump Foundation gave away $10.9 million from 2001 to 2014, taking a scattershot approach to philanthropy with donations to more than 400 different charities, according to a Forbes analysis of IRS filings.
www.forbes.com