What does the average 'filthy rich' person known to do to help charitable organizations?

All of them? Most of them? A few?...

'Course nobody would call themselves that but 'filthy' rich or 'stinking' rich etc. are just terms of endearment lesser rich people use to describe the obscenely rich persons. 

I know they are not average -they dress well in clothing they scrounge from Sally Ann, bum cigarettes,  never pay for their own newspaper; never give away anything.. there are eccentricly filthy rich people like that but they are sharp business people worth tons.

Do you actually know people who do these things or are you just making a mindless, sweeping generalization to avoid having to, you know, think?

Unca Scrooge and Howard Hughes come to mind. Most of the stinking obscenely rich people are normal but have ambition and the intuitive insight how to make it big. Maybe a little greed and agressiveness helps too. And being sociopathic as well. 

So you only have two examples, one of which isn't even a real person? Just as I supposed, it's a sweeping generalization. Why do you do this? Do you have a point to make?

Cartoon characters are images of real people. That's the point.

OK, even granting that, how do you draw conclusions from only two examples? That's what's known as a small sample size.

Well basically I was just asking what the uh.. rich people do as any kind of charitable giving. Whoever  or whatever they are which I do not really care to know. 
They give a certain amount in order to reduce their taxes when that works for them.

So you asked a question about people you don't care to know, or apparently know much about? That's a good one. Makes me wonder if you were motivated by a desire to learn something or if there was some other reason.

If tax deductions motivate people to make charitable donations - and it's not only rich (however you define that) people who do so, why is that a problem? Part of what the government does is to provide incentives for citizens to contribute to the greater good of society. Are charitable contributions only valid or valuable if the motivation for making them is pure and doesn't provide any benefit to the contributors?

No they aren't average people.   There is however an average rich person.   The word average is subjective to whatever subject it's modifying. This post was edited by Benedict Arnold at February 10, 2021 10:14 PM MST