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"Oh, I don't want to toot my own horn, get credit/praise/attention from others, et cetera."
Bah! It's a million friggin' dollars! No one's gonna think you're being self-righteous or smug or just doing it for your reputation; at least I won't.
Oh well. Enjoy your tax break.
I personally know many who have gone to LDSBC from other countries who have benefited from generous gifts like this. I applaud their desires to help people help themselves. You've got to admit that to part with that kind of money has got to have more motivation than just a tax break.
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