Bezos, World's Richest Man, Dips Toes Into Philanthrophy

Elizabeth Weise, senior science and technology reporter for USA Today, said that if the Amazon founder follows through with his pledge, his $2 billion fund will be one of the top 50 charitable organizations in the United States. For full interview [click here](https://cheddar.com/videos/jeff-bezoss-next-big-mission).

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