It seems like we’ll never know enough about the late musician Prince. If you’ve ever been curious about what he did with his money, tune in to this week’s episode.
Prince quietly gave millions through his Love 4 One Another foundation, supporting education, youth programs, disaster relief, the arts, and social justice, often keeping his role completely hidden. Through stories and examples, today’s episode reveals how his low-profile approach to giving left a powerful and lasting impact on communities across America.
Links from today’s episode:
How Prince’s legacy of giving continues to thrive | Minnesota Spokesman Recorder | 2019
https://spokesman-recorder.com/2019/04/20/dance-on-how-princes-legacy-of-giving-continues-to-thrive/
ICYMI another episode you might enjoy:
Episode#88 Where does Rihanna donate her money? (recorded before the 2024 rebranding of this show)
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