Wealthy Chicagoan secretly built 5,000 schools and a popular museum, but refused to put his name on them

When a wealthy donor gives a substantial amount of money to fund a building or institution, their name is often associated with it. The Stephen A. Schwarzman Building that houses the New York Public Library, for example, or the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center. But occasionally, a philanthropist comes along who eschews such […] The post Wealthy Chicagoan secretly built 5,000 schools and a popular museum, but refused to put his name on them appeared first on Upworthy.