Rich JPG who spent 1.1 billion won every day

(1)Sves News
(2)for the first time in 15 years
(3)In 1997, the CEO of a global duty-free shop
(4)The account book was released to the press
(5)The U.S. turned upside down
(6)Source atlantiphilanthropies homepage
(7)This CEO’s name is Chuck Finney
(8)He was published in the American Business Journal in 1988
(9)Rich, cool-headed, money-loving billionaire
(10)I was introduced as CEO
(11)It’s in his account book
(12)Under the name of a New York consulting firm
(13)There were about 2900 expenditures in 15 years
(14)The total amount spent is 4.5 trillion won
(15)Surprisingly, it was all for donations
(16)What I donated
(17)I’ll cut support if I find out
(18)- Chuck Finnie
(19)Pretending to be pointed at as a billionaire who only knows money
(20)He took 99 of his wealth
(21)I’ve been donating everything secretly
(22)”Because I have more money than I need
(23)I love money, but
(24)Don’t move. I can’t live my lifebinary
(25)Compliments poured in on his late good deeds
(26)But he donated trillions of won
(27)Why didn’t he reveal his name
(28)I’ve been living in an environment where I don’t have enough
(29)His mother has a neighbor who can’t go to the hospital because she doesn’t have a car
(30)He’s making things up for himself to be pleased with his car
(31)I went out
(32)Source atlantiphilanthropies homepage
(33)Don’t brag
(34)”It relieves the burden of the person who received
(35)I want to. I don’t want to bragging
(36)- Chuck Finnie’s mother
(37)Even if he hid his name like this
(38)Silver
(39)It’s because of my mother who did good deeds
(40)He’s good at business. He’s in his 40s
(41)He’s a billionaire, but in his name
(42)Even his own house
(43)I killed him without a car
(44)Source atlanticphilanthropie homepage
(45)a 14,000 won plastic watch
(46)The New York humbug has already solved the problemI only got a class at the party
(47)the nose of an airplane
(48)Source atlanticphilanthropies homepage
(49)Chuck is my hero
(50)He’s the hero of Bill Gates
(51)He should be everyone’s hero
(52)- Weren Buffett
(53)Even Bill Gates’ role model, who actively encouraged other billionaires to join the charity effort
(54)It’s you.
(55)It’s understandable
(56)”Truely, someone
(57)I’ll help you. I’
(58)It’s not overYou have to be responsible until the end so that they can do the lip makeup.”
(59)Let’s.
(60)Source: Atlanticchilanthrops Home Page
(61)From the mid-2000s to the present, he has been working on it
(62)We donate 1 million won to 1.1 billion won every day for medical, scientific, medical, and human rights in South AfricaEurbet
(63)Education
(64)Month
(65)Graphengs
(66)”I’m going to wealth all my assets while I’m alive
(67)Flag
(68)He decided to donate all of his 2020 money until the year of his wealth
(69)I did
(70)What he’s given back to society so far
(71)The total amount is 8.21 trillion won
(72)phlanthropies Home Page
(73)”Money is attractive
(74)No one at once
(75)You can’t wear two pairs of shoes.”
(76)He always keeps the phrase in his mind, “A rich death is disgraceful.”
(77)Planned by Lee Jong Hoon. Kim Dae Seok

(1)”9.4 trillion lifetime donations are over. The billionaire’s last signature

(1)U.S. billionaire Charles Chuck Finney has completed his goal of donating his entire fortune, and his donation over the past 40 years has amounted to $8 billion, about 9.4 trillion won, Forbes reported on the 15th local time
(2)Charles Chuck Finnie, left, interviews with Atlantic Philanthropy CEO Christopher Oetzill Atlantic Philanthropy
(3)Finney is the founder of DFS’ Duty Free Shoppers, a duty-free shop group with stores around the world, who has made a fortune since the establishment of the duty-free shop in 1960, and has lived with the motto of donating when he was alive
(4)Under this motto, Finnie has donated $8 billion to charity universities and other organizations around the world through his charitable foundation Atlantic Philanthropies.’ He left only two million dollars and 2.35 billion won of his wealth for his and his wife’s retirement
(5)Finney, who completed his lifelong business, signed a dismantling document for Atlantic Philanthropy on the 14th “I’m very satisfied,” he told Forbes. “It’s great that I’m alive and able to finish this diary.” U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Microsoft founder Bill Gates sent congratulatory messages to the foundation’s dismantling ceremony through Zoom