Hacker News with Generative AI: Charity

The next time Wikipedia asks for a donation, ignore it (2022) (unherd.com)
No one wants to be a bad person, and you probably felt pretty bad when you saw the heart-breaking appeal and just carried on clicking. Wikipedia is midway through a six-week fund-raising drive in Anglophone regions including the United States, the UK, New Zealand and Australia. The banner ads beg for “just £2”, which doesn’t sound like much, for all that free information. But before you start feeling too guilty, it’s worth considering some facts.
I don't have much money. Is it okay if I don't give to charity? (vox.com)
I want to make the world better, but donating feels out of reach.
Humble Bundle Math for Programmers (humblebundle.com)
The Humble community has contributed over $262,000,000 to charity since 2010, making an amazing difference to causes all over the world.
Charles Barkley keeps $1M promise after 2 students solve Pythagorean Theorem (nola.com)
Most charity interventions don't do much (effectivealtruism.org)
Warren Buffett donates record $5.3B Berkshire shares to charity (reuters.com)
Donating clothes is contributing to Africa's 'mitumba' problem (washingtonpost.com)