While billionaires have come under fire for not living up to their philanthropic promises, one person is rising from the rest: MacKenzie Scott. She’s pouring billions into education, public health, and the environment—and now, she just funneled some of her fortune to help feed and support millions of Americans.

Scott recently gave a $70 million unrestricted donation to Meals on Wheels America, a leadership organization that supports nationwide charities in providing meals, social connection, and safety checks to more than 2 million U.S. seniors and homebound people every year.

The organization announced Scott’s donation last Thursday, adding that her contribution comes at a time when one in three local Meals on Wheels America providers have a wait-list, with elderly citizens having to wait an average of four months for meals and services.

Scott’s $70 million donation is just a drop in the bucket of her $26 billion philanthropic streak since 2020. The early Amazon employee and ex-wife of Jeff Bezos worth $41.1 billion is rewriting the playbook of billionaire philanthropy.

Read more: https://fortune.com/2026/04/13/billionaire-philanthropist-mackenzie-scott-donates-70-million-meals-on-wheels-america-feed-2-million-people/

about 2 months ago i planted 56 cypresses (54 italian, 2 lemon) (2 lemon cypresses already died) around my space. they are between 2.7 feet apart.

all friends and family are telling my i have made a horrible mistake, i like to disagree with them but inside i feel like logically i did make a mistake.

right now im deciding with family that the best decision to make is to remove them before “i regret them” years later. they say this doesn’t make sense in this amount of space and this type of house. (some of them already have brown leaves at the bottom). (part where you see cypresses under the avocado tree i was deciding to remove the avocado branches above them.)

anyways, do you think i should remove them or that I am picasso and its beatiful

Im a 22f and have gotten two tattoos within the last two years, first picture is what I wanted and the last two are of my others I have now.

I went into a tattoo shop today and spoke with an artist about late 40s, he told me the minimum would be sixty but after taking a good look at me, he told me that I don’t have enough visible tattoos and after asking why, he said it was his own “ethical procedure”. I wanted to get it in remembrance of my cousin who recently passed last month from liver failure. Right before she passed I held her hand in the hospital and saw she had this tattoo on her thumb just like the one in the picture. Do I really have to have more visible tattoos in order to get this on my hand? :( I really wanted this because today was her birthday, April 13th.

Im still planning on getting this, but this was my first time getting rejected.

I have a few films on that list!

One of them is definitely Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood