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MacKenzie Scott Donates $2.7B In Charity

The ex-wife of Jeff Bezos is emerging as one of the most generous philanthropists.

Jeff Bezos' Ex-Wife MacKenzie Scott Continues To Donate Billions To Charity

Jeff Bezos Ex-Wife MacKenzie Scott Continues To Donate Billions To Charity 06/15/21 AT 5:39 PM Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott, the ex-wife of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, announced on Tuesday that she and her husband Dan Jewett would donate another $2.74 billion to charity.  Scott, who divorced Bezos in 2019, announced in a blog post that she would donate  $2,739,000,000 in gifts to 286 high-impact organizations in categories and communities that have been historically underfunded and overlooked. Scott, who has already donated $8.5 billion, has an estimated net worth of $59.8 billion after her divorce. Scott and Jewett, a Seattle science teacher, got married in March. Me, Dan, a constellation of researchers and administrators and advisors we are all attempting to give away a fortune that was enabled by systems in need of change,  the blog reads.

MacKenzie Scott Donates $2.7B to Charity; Here's Which Organizations Were Recipients

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PANDEMIC dents Baker's POPULARITY — Advocates say legalize MAGIC MUSHROOMS — YO-YO MA gives CONCERT at VAX CLINIC

Presented by Uber Driver Stories GOOD MORNING, MASSACHUSETTS. Happy Monday! BAKER S POPULARITY SAGS It looks like Gov. Charlie Baker s approval rating took a hit during the coronavirus pandemic. The rollout of the Covid-19 vaccine at the beginning of the year, in particular, hurt the governor s standing among residents. An online survey from three universities Harvard, Northeastern and Rutgers showed Baker s approval rating for how he handled the pandemic dropped by 21 percentage points. Baker s approval rating was at about 80 percent in April of last year, and by this February had gradually declined to 59 percent. That tracks with a UMass Amherst poll