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Franklin was a philanthropist from "summary" of Benjamin Franklin by Walter Isaacson

Benjamin Franklin was known for his philanthropy, a trait that defined much of his life and work. His generous nature was evident in the various ways he sought to improve his community and the world at large. Franklin believed in the importance of giving back and using his wealth to benefit others. He was dedicated to the betterment of society and saw philanthropy as a way to achieve that goal. Throughout his life, Franklin donated his time, money, and resources to causes he believed in. He funded libraries, schools, and hospitals, believing that education and healthcare were essential for the well-being of society. Franklin was also a founding member of the first volunteer fire department in Pennsylvania, demonstrating his commitment to public safety and welfare. In addition to his financial contributions, Franklin was a vocal advocate for social causes. He used his platform as a writer and public figure to raise awareness about issues such as poverty, education, and public health. Franklin believed that it was the duty of those who had the means to help those in need, and he lived by that principle throughout his life. One of Franklin's most enduring philanthropic legacies was his establishment of the first lending library in America. He believed that access to books and knowledge was essential for the growth and development of individuals and communities. By making books available to the public, Franklin sought to promote literacy and learning among the people.
  1. Franklin's philanthropy was rooted in his belief in the power of community and the importance of giving back. He saw philanthropy as a way to build a better society and improve the lives of others. Franklin's generosity and dedication to philanthropic causes continue to inspire people to this day.
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Benjamin Franklin

Walter Isaacson

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