After a hurricane destroyed Zoo Miami in 1992, zoo worker Ron McGill wasn't sure how they were going to rebuild. Out of nowhere, a mysterious older man approached him and handed him an envelope. Not sure what to make the the grandfatherly figure in old, worn-out clothing, Ron opened the envelope and was completely shocked to see a check for $90,000.
That first check turned into a few more, and then a few more — but the old man and his wife only agreed to continue their donations if and only if their names and identities were never released to the public until after they both passed away.
Well, the day came when the couple died. Albert and Winnie had donated over 5 million dollars to the zoo over the course of their lives, and even though neither flaunted their wealth, they were worth millions. Because they had no children of their own, they especially wanted to give back to others, and to a place that they loved: the zoo, and the animals who lived there.
This is such a wonderful example of doing good for the sake of doing good! It's so amazing to know Albert and Winnie's memories will live on forever.
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