After directing Schindler’s List in 1993, Steven Spielberg donated his share of the film’s profits to a foundation; the organisation has since distributed more than $160 million in grants
- When Steven Spielberg directed Schindler’s List in 1993, the experience left a lasting impact on him, inspiring a philanthropic commitment that has continued for decades.
- The filmmaker donated his share of the film’s profits to establish the Righteous Persons Foundation in 1994, with the aim of strengthening Jewish life, preserving historical memory and supporting initiatives that promote social justice.
- Since its establishment, the foundation has expanded its work beyond Holocaust education to include arts, culture, documentary filmmaking and efforts to build understanding between communities
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- When Steven Spielberg directed Schindler’s List in 1993, the experience left a lasting impact on him, inspiring a philanthropic commitment that has continued for decades.
- The filmmaker donated his share of the film’s profits to establish the Righteous Persons Foundation in 1994, with the aim of strengthening Jewish life, preserving historical memory and supporting initiatives that promote social justice.
- Since its establishment, the foundation has expanded its work beyond Holocaust education to include arts, culture, documentary filmmaking and efforts to build understanding between communities
Sources: Times of India