Possible’s Mark Arnoldy shares a Chinese restaurant memory for Peter’s birthday
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Possible’s Mark Arnoldy shares a Chinese restaurant memory for Peter’s birthday


A year before #GivingTuesday was launched in 2012 as an antidote to the consumerism of the post-Thanksgiving season, I met Peter Singer for noodles at a humble Chinese restaurant in Manhattan.

I pursued a conversation with Peter because his moral philosophy inspired my ongoing imperfect pursuit to become a vegetarian, and his views on giving have deepened my commitment to build an organization that delivers high-quality, low-cost healthcare to the world’s poorest people.
 
And Pete turns 70 and we enter the fourth year of #GivingTuesday, the lessons contained in his book, and the Effective Altruism movement, act as a moral rubric for how I would strive to live my life, and a compass for our team every single day as to how to best serve our patients.


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Possible a recommended charity of The Life You Can Save. Possible provides high-quality, cost-effective healthcare to some of the poorest communities in rural Nepal. A pioneer in the durable healthcare model, Possible brings together the best of private, public, and philanthropic models.


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