Bill Pulte, who has worked for years to reinvigorate cities with his organization The Blight Authority, started a massive trend months ago with the simple hashtag #TwitterPhilanthropy.
Using that hashtag, Pulte asked for people truly in need to respond so he could take direct action and help genuinely worthy causes.
Reed is an 88 y/o disabled Master Chief in Florida that now has AC in his home thanks to the #TwitterPhilanthropy MOVEMENT! Before he wasn't able to find a nurse for him and his wife with no AC in their home (HOT in FL). His daughter said he's “as happy as a kid at Christmas"! pic.twitter.com/9lR9nJjfmA
Woman Reacts to Getting $2,700 cash from last week’s giveaway. Good luck to ALL in Today’s Giveaway! Get your friends to help us hit the retweet goal! Tag a friend for good luck 👍 pic.twitter.com/5fUnjPoGik
Pulte’s sharing has inspired many people to become his “teammates” and join in the sharing.
Rodney Smith says you all raised $4,000 for Raising Men and Women Lawn Care, which provides free lawn mowing services to elderly, veterans, etc. With my $1,000 contribution (proof below), that gets us to $5,000 donation. Congrats everyone! @iamrodneysmithpic.twitter.com/OYKPKxvtCn
Wow. You are Amazing! You all raised over $4k out of a $3k goal! This Veteran will now have Electricity and Water thanks to You. His kids will be able to move back into their home. Thank you and well done Team! ❤️🇺🇸#TwitterPhilanthropy@codeofvetspic.twitter.com/1adlFpN2rl
In his latest round of sharing, Pulte is sharing $500 with 25 people - and working with some of the most popular personalities on Twitter to share even more.
I'm giving 50 random people who retweet this $500 thanks to Cash App. I could give one person $25K but I’ll give 50 people $500.
RT this w. your Cash App in next 72 hours & be following me so I can DM you if you win. NO PURCH NECESSARY. Void FL/NY.Rules:https://t.co/rDuvIFHOD7
Prominent conservative CJ Pearson gave away $1000 with the help of Pulte, and wrote, “I had such a good time today providing resources and help to those who need it most as a part of #TwitterPhilanthropy. When we serve as our brother’s keeper, the government doesn’t have to.”
In conjunction with #TwitterPhilanthropy, I’m excited to be giving away $1000 throughout the day to those that are most deserving.
Thanks for giving me the opportunity to do this, @pulte.
RT and tell me your story! You must be following me so that I can get your Cash App/Venmo!
Donald Trump Jr. promoted Twitter Philanthropy with a retweet that helped trigger a pledge of $10,000 to help the Bahamas.
Just chatted to my buddy @Pulte, he pledged if this tweet gets 30K retweets he will give $10,000 towards @FosterFriess $1 million challenge grant to help the Bahamas! #TwitterPhilanthrophy Get to work and RT
Proving the old axiom that “no good deed goes unpunished,” amidst Pulte’s acts of sharing, some on Twitter began speaking against Pulte’s sharing efforts.
US Navy veteran Tom Sauer pushed back against the critics of Pulte’s generosity, writing “Bill personally helped raise a ton of money for my close friend’s co-worker after they lost everything in a fire. I’m exceptionally grateful to him for that.”
Agree Tom. @pulte helped (along with @codeofvets) with getting a new car and new teeth for one of our homeless vets. Nothing asked in return but love. I’m with anyone with that much goodness in them. Grateful for his #TwitterPhilanthropy and I support his efforts.
Retired Air Force Colonel Rob Maness seconded that sentiment, writing, “Agree Tom. @pulte helped (along with @codeofvets) with getting a new car and new teeth for one of our homeless vets. Nothing asked in return but love. I’m with anyone with that much goodness in them. Grateful for his #TwitterPhilanthropy and I support his efforts.”
Bill @pulte is building a social network around charitable giving.
Even he gets hate.
Friends, this is why I don’t respond to the many lies about me.
Even people who GIVE MONEY TO POOR FAMILIES get attacked, that says it all.
“Bill Pulte is building a social network around charitable giving. Even he gets hate,” wrote Gorilla Mindset author Mike Cernovich. “Even people who GIVE MONEY TO POOR FAMILIES get attacked, that says it all.”
When we love people, we bring ourselves closer to them. When we bring ourselves closer to them, we are connected. In this connection, there is harmony which leads to peace.
“When we love people, we bring ourselves closer to them,” Bill Pulte tweeted recently. “When we bring ourselves closer to them, we are connected. In this connection, there is harmony which leads to peace.”
Here’s a rundown of a few more of the popular people on Twitter that shared Pulte’s push for sharing with even more worthy causes through Twitter Philanthropy.
Fleccas Talks host Austen Fletcher:
GIVEAWAY: I’ve been given $1000 by @pulte to give to you! I’m giving $500 to a random person who RTs this (must be following)+ $500 to an independent content creator.
RT for your chance at $500! Comment your fav content creator for their chance to win too!#TwitterPhilanthrophy
I’ll coordinate a $1,000 gift to a high school teacher for class supplies if you can show me you teach the “talent stack” concept to your students. Reply here and I will pick a winner. #TwitterPhilanthropy@pulte
🔥 I was just blessed w/a donation for my website. I am going turn that around & give that to a few ppl that will tweet or create a buzz about it - Ends Sun!
I love Giving to others, so I’m going to give $1,000 total away today to random people who retweet this and comment below with their cash app username.
$1000 to a lucky winner who retweets this post and replies with their go-to pickup line. gotta be following me- i’ll announce the winner in 24 hours from now! keep it PG.
The American Spectator managing editor Melissa Mackenzie:
I have the opportunity this weekend to pay it forward. I will give $500 to a family who has a child going through a long term illness. I’m hoping to help a Bone marrow transplant child. Would you nominate someone and/or RT this? Winner will be announced 9/8 #twitterphilanthropy
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