About Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
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About Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
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#2The things Dolly does seem to lend themselves to legacy, and what could a rich man/woman want more than their name immortalized in a social program that helps people.
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#3She's able to do all this and still live comfortably and live her dreams. I wonder why more wealthy don't do things like this. It seems most just write a check to Charity X for the tax break and the ego boost. The things Dolly does seem to lend themselves to legacy, and what could a rich man/woman want more than their name immortalized in a social program that helps people.
Or is the claim not that one approach is more effective than other in terms of positive impact, but that the wealthy, for their own sake, would be better off founding their own organizations?
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These are age appropriate books being sent to families of all incomes to promote good education. Let people have nice things.
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It’s comments like this where I wish I wasn’t so much of a lurker to get the karma required to downvote you. These are age appropriate books being sent to families of all incomes to promote good education. Let people have nice things.
...I wish I wasn’t so much of a lurker to get the karma required to downvote you.
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It’s comments like this where I wish I wasn’t so much of a lurker to get the karma required to downvote you. These are age appropriate books being sent to families of all incomes to promote good education. Let people have nice things.