The Tom Wood Show, Episode 2152.

Hey, everybody, Tom Woods here.

This is the saddest episode of the Tom Wood Show I've ever had to record,

but I feel compelled to record it because of the nobility of the person I'm discussing today.

And the overwhelming tragedy involved, it just has to be recorded and people need to know about it.

Now, if you're on my mailing list, you know about this already.

Or if you read my blog, which I post on from time to time at tomwoods.com,

or on my social media, you already know about this, but I'm going to be adding a lot more information in this episode

than I had in any of those postings.

But you will recall if you're a long time listener of the Tom Wood Show,

as a matter of fact, as recently as December 2021, I had Greta Glyer on the program a number of times,

going all the way back to 2016 when he was, but a lad of 26, who had just lived in Malawi,

the poorest country in the world for three years, out of a desire to serve the poor.

And it was with some regret that he returned to the United States from Malawi,

where he would have preferred to stay.

But he had in mind an idea for revolutionizing the way international philanthropy is undertaken.

And that took shape in the form of his app called Donor C, D-O-N-O-R-S-E-E.

You can get it on your phone, or you can use it at Donor C dot com on a computer, if you like.

And the idea of it is that a donor will actually see the results of contributions made to the various projects

presented for your consideration on that platform.

So these are very often micro projects like this one person needs this device to be able to hear,

or this person will be able to see for the very first time, or this person needs a house.

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