Two powerful philanthropic influences: Why Stanley Druckenmiller chose to fight poverty during his lifetime

11/27/2013 |
donor collaboration | giving while living | philanthropy motivations | Stanley Druckenmiller

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Stanley Druckenmiller credits two individuals with steering him towards strategic philanthropy: his wife, Fiona, and Paul Tudor Jones of the Robin Hood Foundation. In fact, early in his career, it was Fiona who said, “I think we should give it all away now.”
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