The More The Merrier

Chapter 402 Donate In Her Name

Upon hearing that, the orphanage’s director shed tears of joy.

Benjamin continued, “I’ll arrange for someone to construct a new building for the children and hire a tutor for them. I’ll pay five thousand to cover the daily expenses of each child a year and will continuously support them until they reach adulthood. I’ll also cover their medical expenses, if necessary. What do you think? Is there anything else that you need?”

The director was stunned and looked at them in disbelief. “That’s more than enough! Thank you!”

A child would be able to live comfortably on a few hundred bucks a month, and that was a lot more than what an ordinary family could afford.

That pledge for sponsorship was a pleasant surprise, and the director was overjoyed.

“All right then. I’ll get someone to prepare the contract. I’ll be bringing in more children in the future. And I’ll also be setting up a foundation, so you don’t need to worry about the money anymore!” Benjamin promised.

“Okay!” The director was pleased to hear that. With Benjamin’s sponsorship, the orphanage would have no problem taking in more children in the future!

Arissa, too, was just as stunned. She did not expect Benjamin to do that.

“Sir, can I get your name?” the director looked at them and asked.

the name you should

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mumbled Arissa’s name and expressed his gratitude. “All

not me!” Benjamin

Benjamin and said, “No, no, no. You should remember him. He’s the one who has

The director was

a wealthy and powerful man like Benjamin to visit the

do! My name is not important,” Benjamin

else

lay low to avoid unwanted publicity. “All

one supporting the orphanage. Why did you mention my name?” Arissa could

at her. “Because you’ll be the one

Does he expect me to pay for the expenses of a hundred kids here? How

year and five million for ten years. For every one thousand children, I’ll have to pay five hundred thousand a year and

a total of one hundred million. And

huge sum, and I don’t have so much

to realize that operating an orphanage was an overly ambitious