As reported by award-winning author Liz Crokin, for decades Trump has had the habit of helping people whenever he can. He has been described as the most generous celebrity in the world with a heart filled with gold.


Dating from 1986, briefly here are just some of the generous deeds he has reportedly done: prevented the foreclosure of a family home; used his own plane to fly a sick child across the country; sued Palm Beach, Fla., over restrictions on his resort club where he wanted to allow Jews and blacks; gave a large sum of money to help a child with “brittle bone disease”; gave Jennifer Hudson’s family free board when family members were murdered; rewarded a stranger for saving a woman from jumping from a bridge; gave Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi $25,000 after being released from a Mexican jail; intervened directly with President Xi Jinping of China to get basketball players released from jail; and launched a crowdfunding site that paid for the college of a son of a Mexican-American with an incurable illness.

As president, he even gave away his salary. Does this sound like an evil person? Donald Trump’s kindness and generosity continue to touch the lives of people of every race, religion and sex. He not only loves America, he loves Americans. That’s why some people are afraid of him. He’s not like some of our former presidents, and for that I am grateful.