Philanthropy Misunderstood
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Philanthropy Misunderstood: One Hundred‑Plus Stories From Those Who Helped Change the World is a powerful and visually striking coffee-table book by Bob Hopkins that redefines the meaning of philanthropy. Rather than focusing solely on financial giving, the book explores the deeper essence of philanthropy as love for humanity—expressed through time, talent, compassion, and action. Through over 100 real-life stories, Hopkins highlights ordinary people doing extraordinary things to improve their communities and uplift others. From students and entrepreneurs to civic leaders and volunteers, each story serves as a heartfelt reminder that anyone, regardless of age or income, can be a philanthropist. With inspiring photographs and colorful design, the book not only informs but also motivates readers to find their own way to give back and make a difference.
Description
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Title: Philanthropy Misunderstood: One Hundred‑Plus Stories From Those Who Helped Change the World
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Author: Bob Hopkins
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Format: Hardcover coffee‑table book
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Page Count: 256 pages
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Publication Year: 2019 (first edition)
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Publisher: Independent Publisher (self-published)
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ISBN: 978‑1792317286 (ISBN‑10: 179231728X)
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Weight: ~54 oz (~3.4 lb)
Description & Highlights
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Redefining Philanthropy: Hopkins argues that true philanthropy isn’t about money—it’s about love of mankind and taking meaningful action to help others
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Inspiring Stories: Features 108 stories of everyday people—from volunteers to community leaders—who’ve made a difference through acts of kindness and service
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Author’s Background: Hopkins draws on his own life journey—from childhood moments delivering groceries in Garden City, Kansas, to overcoming alcoholism, working in nonprofit development, and founding Philanthropy in Texas magazine (eventually Philanthropy World)
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Visual Appeal: Richly illustrated and colorful, designed as a coffee-table book that’s both entertaining and uplifting
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