Welcome to another Wednesday and another interview with one of our biggest donors from last week. By doing this, we want to inspire you to be like them, to open your hearts more and to support your favorite projects on Fundition.
We are excited and proud to announce the 3 top donors from last week, a big round of applause please... oh, and a drum roll would be nice...
r2cornell
fego
anonymous
@r2cornell was kind enough to answer our questions and very modest about himself and what he is doing. He wanted us to focus more on the projects he has been supporting than on him and that is a wish we will gladly respect and honor. Be sure to check his profile and his work after you read this interview. Support projects that you like. Who knows, maybe we will interview you next...
1. Where in the world are you based?
I live in the northern panhandle of Idaho, in the USA.
2.How long have you been on Steemit?
I have been on Steem since march 2017.
3. How did you hear about Fundition?
I have seen Fundition mentioned in several posts, and then a couple of initiatives I follow and support began raising money through Fundition (@womenempowerment from Bangladesh & @aid.venezuela), It was these two programs that brought me here and since I am still reviewing Fundition)
4. What sort of project do you most like to support on Fundition?
Projects I tend to support are those who are helping others in need. Be it food & medical supplies or training like the @womenempowerment. I have even purchased items from a graduate of @womenempowerment, and have been impressed with the quality of work.
5. One last word?
These are the two programs I currently support through Fundition. @aid.venezuela is doing a good job getting food to the most vulnerable of their citizens, while @womenempowerment through their training program is helping women bring in extra income to their household. I believe Steemit should be more than just earning...it has the potential to help pull the world together. I was not going to complete these questions, but has I reflected on the two programs I currently support I prefer the focus be on them than myself. I have even donated funds anonymously so as to keep the focus off of me. These programs helping others are what is important..
Supporting means giving your time, energy, resources, and it means giving your love and a part of yourself. That is why we have little hearts for donation and by giving those little hearts we are spreading love all over the world and making it a better place for all of us. Those that support need recognition for what they are doing and we will provide it for them.
Do you want to be a top donor?
Visit fundition.io and become one!
Every week, best donors will be contacted by a member of Fundition team and asked some questions. Those questions and the following answers will be published so you too can enjoy them and learn something from them. We hope they will even inspire you to follow in their footsteps and give as much support to projects as you can.
To get even more information about this, read out our intro post about Donor Wednesdays here: DONOR WENDSDAY INTRODUCTION
Think of your every action like planting a little seed that will grow into something. Whatever path in life you take, try to plant as much love as you can. Love can only grow into more love. Smile when you see a stranger, help where and when you can and do not forget to visit fundition.io to donate some hearts. Maybe you will donate enough to become our next top donor.
@r2cornell was kind enough to answer our questions and very modest about himself and what he is doing. He wanted us to focus more on the projects he has been supporting than on him and that is a wish we will gladly respect and honor. Be sure to check his profile and his work after you read this interview. Support projects that you like. Who knows, maybe we will interview you next...
@womenempowerment from Bangladesh & 
@aid.venezuela), It was these two programs that brought me here and since I am still reviewing Fundition) 