Laura Arrillaga -Andreessen: Thank you Winnie.
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Laura Arrillaga -Andreessen: This is the percentage of income that on average each give.
Laura Arrillaga -Andreessen: It's a fantastic question and a question that every single person I know in the philanthropic sector, myself included, struggles with every single
Laura Arrillaga -Andreessen: Yeah, in general, you're speaking in general, right?
Laura Arrillaga -Andreessen: Thank you.
Laura Arrillaga -Andreessen: That's one of my very -- Female #4: Versus like seeding -- Laura Arrillaga -Andreessen: favorite topics.
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Laura Arrillaga -Andreessen: That's such a fabulous question.
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And I think Arrillaga is a billionaire.
And so what is Arrillaga 's circle of competence?
Female #4: Hi -- Laura Arrillaga -Andreessen: Hi.
My father, John Arrillaga , Senior has dedicated easily upwards of half of his time and financial resources over the last two decades to his philanthropic work.
Sixty three million Americans volunteered their time -- Female #1: Laura Arrillaga -Andreessen: I need to get back to you on that?
Laura Arrillaga -Andreessen: Hi.
So without further ado please give a really warm welcome to Laura Arrillaga -Andreessen.
It is my absolute honor to welcome Laura Arrillaga -Andreessen to Google today who's gonna talk to us about her new book, Giving 2.0.
But in particular I want to tell you about my late mother, Frances Arrillaga .
Female #: like you're inundated with pleas to give to different regions of the world who all -- Laura Arrillaga -Andreessen: Yeah.
And in fact, he has a friend here near Stanford, John Arrillaga , who-- all he did was bought real estate
Female #3: Well yeah, in general but in the past few years there've just been so many and it feels-- Laura Arrillaga -Andreessen: Yeah.