David Beckham's Ethos

Mcilroy donated one million dollar to the cancer fighting children right after his winning in 2014—which was all the money from the tournament. Mcilroy’s passion and hard work is a number one key in influencing others and bringing young players to the game. Like every other sports, in order to become a professional player dedication and motivation is what that player needed. Mcilroy showed that money is not everything and it cannot buy a true happiness. He did not take the blessing for granted and use his money as a tool to help other

The fund is now actively donating to charitable works in both Australia and Asia. The Foundation gifts approximately AU $15m a year to projects working across the gamut of charitable work, including healthcare, youth, and poverty. In 2011, Fundraising Research listed Kinghorn as one of the top 100 biggest charitable donors in Australia. It would seem that Kinghorn’s stature as a businessman is now mirrored by his stature as a philanthropist.

Gordon Ramsay is involved in many charity Foundation, he helps people around the world with what he earned. In 2009 Ramsay fulfilled his 10th consecutive London Marathon, sponsoring the Scottish Spina Bifida Association. ”Ramsay has been Honorary Patron of the Scottish Spina Bifida Association since 2004, and in 2005 he launched The Gordon Ramsay "Buy a Brick" appeal to help the organization raise funds to build a new Family Support Centre and Head Office in Glasgow”. Wikipedia

He raised 15 thousands dollars when he was only 7 years old. Now he has raised over 24 million dollars. He is 24 and he is still going strong with steady line of profit for his foundation. They made the distance for kids to get fresh water from 6km to 200 ft. That is scary impressive. He loves what he does and he does not care that he will not reach his goal. He brings over 100,000 every 6 months that is more than what some people make in 1 year. He helps out the community in so many ways. He shortened the distance all around south Africa to get fresh water by at least 5km. That takes willpower to say their needs to be a change to help them for the better and not just stand by and let it happen.

People see a dog on the website which they like, and then pick up the dog. This way, the dogs can get a home and they don’t have to get euthanized or stay lonely. Faye Carey has helped hundreds of dogs get a happy home. Another example is Neha Gupta, an activist who tries to give orphans education, toys, and clothes. She gave away all her toys at the age of 9 to get donations for orphans."We just put it out on our driveway and people came, bought things and it turned out to be such a successful event,” Gupta recalled. “From that one event we raised $700 and I’ve wanted to keep going.” Ever since, she has been gathering donations and raising money herself through social media and her website Empower Orphans. As a result, she has now raised a whole $1,000,000 through donations!( information found from http://www.worldofchildren.org/ ) She is now helping kids in India and USA get

It doesn’t have to be raising money, it can simply be opening the door for someone. According to the article “Houston Texans” J.J. Watt surprises cancer patient who attends school via ‘Watt the robot’ by Mike Herdon JJ Watt visited a twelve-year-old boy that has leukemia. He spent 2 hours at his house and surprised him with a signed jersey. JJ Watt said, “When I heard the story that he named his robot after me, and that he was such a big fan, I mean it’s a no-brainer to do stuff like this.” JJ Watt is very busy with his football career but he does speak to

As he is very good at the sport and famous he is making a lot of money. Similar to Bill Gates Russell Wilson does not waste his money he spends it on the welfare of juvenile cancer patients. I think that this very caring of him as nobody would mind if he isn’t giving. Apart from giving Russell still follows the discipline started as a young boy. It is easy to give up and start bad habits, become last etc as he has already had a lot of success in life.

Mark has donated $500,000+ to charity. He has done many charity live streams, but probably the most memorable one being his 3-hour live stream of Super Mario World on twitch. He planned to play the whole day, but sadly the charity event was cut short due to an illness Mark came down with. Marks original goal for charity was to raise $25,000+ but him and his ‘hero's’ managed to raise $50,000 in just 3 hours. The total amount of money raised was $75,371 and all of the money went directly to the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance. Mark regularly live streams to support charities he believes in, and in total, he has raised around $1,119,645.14. In one of his recent video’s, a try not to smile challenge,

No doubt as a well accomplished entertainer, however, Michael’s effort as a humanitarian seems to be relatively unknown to the public at large. His contribution and efforts in supporting good causes earned him Guisness world record for the most charity supported by a pop singer.

As human beings the vast majority of us wish we could change the world, whether that be helping humans, animals, the environment, it is helping those that cannot help themselves. However, we also realize to help with these causes it takes money and for the most part a great deal of it. But, some people are fortunate enough and can help change the lives of many. That is what Ellen DeGeneres has done with her leadership skills, guidance, celebrity status and wealth. Through her kind heart and passion for the social good she does everything she can to make the world a better place. It is true that money can certainly help in spanning social good, however, multiple pennies can also impact those in need. Social good is something that anyone can do. It is not about celebrity status or being a millionaire. Social good is about feeling good about helping others when they are in need. It is about creating a sense of connectedness to humanity and being humble all the while influencing those that follow you. This is what Ellen DeGeneres is all about. This paper will discuss, Ellen 's foundations and charities, how these reflect her personal values and leadership integrity, how her giving enhances her celebrity image and whether her integrity is compatible with her image.

The author starts with telling us that it's children in need the day it was written and that many people ( she uses the word we and us many times) are thinking about giving up some time for helping charities. It continues to say some are under the impression that charities don't get much money from charity fundraisers while it's their main source of income. The writer then mentioned the benefits of helping including that you can get some extra money from it as well. It then goes on to list key points to 'being good at fundraising' with a small paragraph to explain each one. The first one is to remember the cause, the author writes that even though you may be outside in rain and cold it's for a good reason. The next key point is to be confident

Connor spends a lot of his time on charities much like The Thirst Project. He has always been interested in giving back.

About a year ago, as I was browsing through the internet I came across a YouTube video; it was a trailer for a documentary titled Billions in Change. After I watched that short video, I immediately searched for the full documentary and watched right then and there. Since then, I have become inspired by Manoj Bhargava. Through this documentary I found out that Manoj is the man who created the popular 5-Hour Energy Drink, and that his net worth is 4 billion dollars, however how he uses it is what shocks me the most. Manoj is a man worth billions, and he has pledged 99% of his wealth to charity. A quote from Manoj that I found fascinating is, “If you have wealth, it’s a duty to help those who don’t.” This mentality is shocking to me, as well as

Messi has greatly impacted society as well. Messi’s skill has also brought more fame to the game of “football,” making it famous in the U.S, where it’s closer to the bottom of the sports pyramid. With 62.4 million instagram followers, he has also made himself famous on social media. He is often talked about as not just an amazing player, but as well as an inspiration to kids and younger players. “Lionel Messi’s brilliance is an inspiration to the modern

This method of fundraising increased his opportunities for worldwide reach. For example, to celebrate Nelson Mandela’s 90th birthday, a global text message campaign was orchestrated to allow people around the world to wish Mr. Mandela a happy birthday and donate to his cause. Their messages appeared onscreen at a fundraising concert, with a portion of the proceeds going to help fund an HIV/AIDS cure. “More than 100,000 text messages from twenty-eight countries were received and posted at the concert (Sybase). “Messages eventually came in from virtually every country on earth” through message services or the organization’s website (Sybase). As a result, more than $150,000 was raised to directly support activities to fight HIV/AIDS, and Mandela became even more internationally known. This supports Mandela’s case for being a cultural icon because the more he attained worldwide recognition; the more he was seen as a significant representative of his culture.