There Is A Side To Floyd Mayweather That You'll Hardly Ever Hear About In The News

It's always good when you make it in this world that you can give back. If your life has been blessed with gifts because of your talent or a particular skill you have, there are people in this world who can use your help.
"It's not just about making money. It's about giving back," from the words of Floyd Mayweather himself. He likes to donate his money to charity. His financial adviser might want to set him up with some different financial planning for his future, but he's motivated to give money to those who are less fortunate than himself.
Yes, it's true that he spends his money on some of the most expensive things. He carries around a bag of cash and he has cars, jets, and just about anything else good money can buy. But he likes to give and he also gives of himself. He doesn't just throw money at problems. Sometimes, he becomes the solution himself. That's the part of the story the media doesn't like to dig up about him.
If there's anything controversial, it sells covers. If they can sell covers, they're going to keep reporting on all the drama in Floyd Mayweather's life. That means that his fans don't get to know the real him--until now!

Giving to cancer research

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He even wore a pink shirt and put the check in pink. That's the heart of a true giving spirit.

Giving to the Habitat for Humanity

His giving is meaningful and well-focused. To provide homes for the homeless is a great way for a successful person to effectively give back to the community.

He doesn't just give money

Here he is, volunteering in a kitchen where he can help feed people. From helping find a cure for diseases to providing people with homes and now serving up food to the hungry, his giving always has a purpose.

That's true charity

When you don't just throw money at problem but become a part of the solution, you are truly giving from the heart. Successful people can give money and it's truly appreciated by those who need it, but only the truly charitable give of their time and resources become an invaluable part of the community.