Bill Gates got one lucky Reddit user an incredibly thoughtful secret Santa gift

[Satan Fear Of God Posts:524 Threads:144 Reputation 11]

old story but ill bring it up since Christmas is around the corner 

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For the last four years, thousands of Redditors have participated in a Reddit Secret Santa gift exchange. A whopping 212,894 users signed up this year, including — for the second year running — Bill Gates.


His gift ended up being incredibly thoughtful. User Calid7, a 25-year-old woman named Cali, writes that she was in shock when she discovered that Gates was her Santa.

Not only did he send her a Loki helmet she had listed as her "pie in the sky wish," but he also gifted her a book of gorgeous pictures of Africa (a place she says she desperately wants to visit), a stuffed polio virus microbe, and a donation in her name to Shot@Life, a program that provides vaccines to kids in poor countries who need them.

Here's Cali posing in her helmet with the signed note from Gates:

"I can not [sic] believe it. I am literally shaking right now," Cali writes of getting Gates as her Secret Santa. "I AM IN SHOCK."



You can read Cali's full reaction on Reddit Gifts.



Last year, Gates gave a Reddit user named Rachel a stuffed cow, representing the real cow he'd donated in her name to Heifer International, and a National Geographic travel book called "Journeys of a Lifetime."



Source: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/bill-gates-got-one-lucky-223100218.html


I mean I would have thought Bill Gates would have gave a Laptop or some other Microsoft product but this pretty nice and creative.

[123 DF Member Posts:474 Threads:41 Reputation 13]

That's pretty cool that Bill Gates actually participates in this sort of stuff.

[blackcat13 Dedication is needed to succeed. Posts:620 Threads:71 Reputation 30]

Sounds outta the usual for people like him to do this kinda stuff :P.

[aim DF Member Posts:531 Threads:74 Reputation 38]

Its actualy pretty cool he does shit like this, most multi millionaires couldnt give 2 fucks about humanity