People are criticizing Jeff Bezos for Amazon's $690,000 donation to Australian bushfire efforts, comparing his donation to those of other celebrities worth far less.
founder Jeff Bezos has announced his company will donate $690,000 donation to bush fire relief efforts in Australia.pledged 1 million Australian dollars on behalf of the tech giant — an amount that has faced criticism by some on social media.
"Our hearts go out to all Australians as they cope with these devastating bushfires," Bezos said. "Amazon is donating 1 million AU dollars in needed provisions and services."Bezos has a net worth of $116.7 billion,
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