Food app founder vows to give away half of wealth under Buffett pledge


Following the footsteps of Bill and Melinda Gates (pic), Woowa Brothers' founder and his wife have vowed to donate at least half of their wealth. — AP

The founder of South Korean food-delivery app Woowa Brothers Corp and his wife are the latest to sign the Giving Pledge initiative, vowing to donate at least half of their wealth.

With Kim Bong-jin and Bomi Sul, the number of signatories increased to 219, with contributors from 25 countries. Billionaires Warren Buffett, Bill Gates and his wife Melinda started the effort in 2010, urging the ultra-rich to give away most of their fortunes to philanthropy or charitable causes.

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