American. That is how tech entrepreneur Jeff Atwood sees the staggering wealth inequality in the U.S. today. In response, he and his family have pledged to give away half their wealth within five years,

Jeff Atwood, co-founder of the widely used developer forum Stack Overflow, announced his pledge in a January 7 blog post.

That is how tech entrepreneur Jeff Atwood sees the staggering wealth inequality in the U.S. today. In response, he and his family have pledged to give away half their wealth within five years ...

Jeff Atwood, co-founder of Stack Overflow, pledges to donate half his wealth within five years, starting with $1 million to eight nonprofits. His goal is to combat rising wealth inequality in the U.S.

That is how tech entrepreneur Jeff Atwood sees the staggering wealth inequality in the U.S. today. In response, he and his family have pledged to give away half their wealth within five years ...

Tech Founder Pledges to Give Away Half His Wealth to Make the American Dream More Possible Unfair. Astonishing. Un-American. That is how tech entrepreneur Jeff Atwood sees the staggering wealth ...

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That is how tech entrepreneur Jeff Atwood sees the staggering wealth inequality in the U.S. today. In response, he and his family have pledged to give away half their wealth within five years, starting with $1 million gifts to eight nonprofits this month.

Tech entrepreneur Jeff Atwood has made headlines with his bold commitment to philanthropy, pledging to donate half

Tech entrepreneur Jeff Atwood pledges to give away half his ... dangers of growing inequity was echoed by outgoing President Joe Biden in his final primetime speech Wednesday.

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