The Family Making Billions from the Opioid Crisis
In my experience with local philanthropy, there are donors who have no interest in &quot;naming opportunities&quot; and those for whom it is all about the name. To me it says a lot about the character of the donor if they specifically want as little fuss as possible about the donation, and especially if they do not want something named after them. It is the cause they support, not their own egos. Personally, the more often I see a particular donor&#x27;s name attached to a building, the less admiration I have for the person. So for me the ethical defects of the company are consistent with the desire for the family name to be emblazoned everywhere.