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From High-Tech Workers to High-Powered Givers
By ELIZABETH GREENEWhen Jim Johnson was ready to start giving away some of the money he had earned at Intel Corporation, the computer-hardware expert attacked philanthropy the way he would any engineering problem.
"I said, Okay, I need to get educated about this," he says. Like many high-tech workers, he grew up in a middle-class home, where philanthropy extended only so far as...