Therefore, on October 31, the Twitter-loving tycoon turned to his preferred medium and said that he would sell Tesla shares right now and make a donation.
If the global Food Program could explain in his Twitter thread how $6 billion would end global hunger. In response to Musk, Beasley clarified.
That although $6 billion wouldn’t end global hunger, it would stop a number of issues including mass migration and geopolitical instability and save 42 million people from starving.
Beasley tweeted further information to Musk on Nov. 15, four days before Musk made his initial gift on Nov. 19, about the United Nations’ $6.6 billion food crisis effort to fight famine.
In 43 nations. This time, Musk did not publicly address it. In a statement to ABC News on Tuesday, Beasley said that Musk had not yet donated to WFP.
