Of good deeds and doughnuts
To die extremely rich is disgraceful. So said Andrew Carnegie.
More precisely, he said, ‘…the man who dies thus rich dies disgraced.’
Carnegie was a successful industrialist and later a philanthropist, and his philanthropic legacy includes thousands of public libraries, as well as vast investments in education and research.
The very first library I loved was a Carnegie library. Sadly, it’s now sitting empty as a result of funding cuts.

Andrew Carnegie. Source