Why the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation chose not to help dozens of homeless people sleeping outside its $500 million Seattle headquarters “We’re trying to move upstream to a systems level to either prevent family homelessness before it happens or to end it as soon as possible after it happens.”

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>Satan was the first philanthropist by JEREMY BEER

>As a spokeswoman for the $37-billion Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation explained when pressed about why the foundation chose not to help dozens of homeless people sleeping outside its $500 million Seattle headquarters, “We’re trying to move upstream to a systems level to either prevent family homelessness before it happens or to end it as soon as possible after it happens.”

https://www.philanthropydaily.com/20992/

>>Satan was the first philanthropist by JEREMY BEER >>As a spokeswoman for the $37-billion Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation explained when pressed about why the foundation chose not to help dozens of homeless people sleeping outside its $500 million Seattle headquarters, “We’re trying to move upstream to a systems level to either prevent family homelessness before it happens or to end it as soon as possible after it happens.” https://www.philanthropydaily.com/20992/

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