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Testimonials
Businessman, married with 3 children, has got his family involved in a project to help underprivileged children.
Gerard, 62 years old, the patriarch
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IT director, married with one child, supports an organisation helping handicapped people
Baptiste, 43 years old, the family memory
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Business lawyer, married with 2 children, sharing her success with those less fortunate.
Audrey, 45 years old, a citizen of the world
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Architect, single, has set up a foundation to help talented musicians
Paul, 57 years old, patron of the arts
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Retired, widower, no children, has set aside some of his fortune for nature conservation
Louis, 72 years old, the high priest of sustainable development
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Diane WOLTER
Philanthropy Advisory Services tel: (+352) 49 924 3152
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Philanthropy can be defined as giving money and assets to create social, cultural or environmental impact without necessarily expecting a return. | | column-21 | column-22 | | column-23 | | column-11 | | column-13 | | column-10 | column-14 | |