Twitter billionaire Jack Dorsey gives U.S. mayors $15 million to fund basic income
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey donated $15 million to help fund program for guaranteed income to residents in need
While the economic crisis brought on by the pandemic has ravaged communities around the world, the concept of a guaranteed basic income has become increasingly more attractive to many, including Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.Dorsey is using his wealth to further that idea by donating $15 million to help fund a pilot program by the organization Mayors for a Guaranteed Income (MGI). The $15 million is in addition to $3 million Dorsey previously donated …
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey donated $15 million to help fund program for guaranteed income to residents in need
While the economic crisis brought on by the pandemic has ravaged communities around the world, the concept of a guaranteed basic income has become increasingly more attractive to many, including Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.Dorsey is using his wealth to further that idea by donating $15 million to help fund a pilot program by the organization Mayors for a Guaranteed Income (MGI). The $15 million is in addition to $3 million Dorsey previously donated …
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey donated $15 million to help fund program for guaranteed income to residents in need
While the economic crisis brought on by the pandemic has ravaged communities around the world, the concept of a guaranteed basic income has become increasingly more attractive to many, including Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.Dorsey is using his wealth to further that idea by donating $15 million to help fund a pilot program by the organization Mayors for a Guaranteed Income (MGI). The $15 million is in addition to $3 million Dorsey previously donated …
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey donated $15 million to help fund program for guaranteed income to residents in need - Local News 8
While the economic crisis brought on by the pandemic has ravaged communities around the world, the concept of a guaranteed basic income has become increasingly more attractive to many, including Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.Dorsey is using his wealth to further that idea by donating $15 million to help fund a pilot program by the organization Mayors for a Guaranteed Income (MGI). The $15 million is in addition to $3 million Dorsey previously donated …
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