Gates and Clinton join hands to change the world with charity

Bill Gates and Bill Clinton, one of the world's richest, a former president of the United States. After retirement, they devote a lot of their energy to charity.

In the past few years, the foundation organizations led by the two have made remarkable achievements. The Clinton Foundation's "Clinton Global Initiative", which claims to help more than 430 million people in 180 countries improve their lives, Gates ' foundation saved about 6 million lives.

The two foundations are active in more cutting-edge philanthropic areas, and their foundations are branded by their founders ' backgrounds.

The Bill Mei Melinda Gates Foundation, which he and his wife had jointly organised since its inception in 2000, has elevated philanthropy to a new level. As the world's richest man, Gates promised to donate most of his fortune after his death and hoped that other business leaders would follow suit. Gates is a logical, shrewd man who also requires investment results to be measured in charitable work.

The Gates Foundation is currently making the eradication of global polio a priority, and other projects include the development of libraries that help underdeveloped areas as digital centers, improved teacher assessment mechanisms and improved health conditions in less developed areas.

The Clinton Foundation is more like a platform for global welfare projects, covering 9 areas such as AIDS prevention, poverty alleviation and greenhouse gas emissions reduction. The Clinton Global Initiative encourages those who are strong to take concrete, measurable action against these issues.