In 'Giving It All Away' author Michael Zitz examines the life of Doris Buffett -- Warren Buffett's older sister -- from growing up with an emotional abusive mother to donating more than $100 ...

Doris Buffett, a self-styled retail philanthropist who once declared that her billionaire younger brother, Warren Buffett, “loves to make money and I love to give it away,” died on Tuesday at ...

The billionaire’s sister, who determines which pleas for help will be funded, is looking for people to help her read a backlog of the letters.

Doris Buffett, philanthropist thrilled to ’answer somebody’s prayers,’ dies at 92 By Globe staff and wire reports Updated August 6, 2020, 6:03 p.m.

Doris Buffett’s main goal is to provide one-time aid and, whenever possible, connect people with other forms of help. But she knows there are limits to what she can do.

Doris Buffett started the Sunshine Lady Foundation in 1996 after inheriting money. Through it, she has also given away $150 million of her own money, focusing primarily on larger programs such as ...

Warren Buffett’s older sister, Doris, has health problems, including advanced Alzheimer’s disease, and her charitable work is the subject of disputes involving her foundation’s staff members ...

Mainers remember Doris Buffett for her great warmth, philanthropy The older sister of billionaire Warren Buffett gave millions of dollars to educational and social welfare programs in her adopted ...

Doris Buffett, Warren’s sister and head of her Sunshine Lady Foundation, speaks to students in a philanthropy class at UNO on March 30, 2011. After Warren Buffett announced more than a decade ...

Instead of tossing the letters aside, Buffett packages them up and sends them to his big sister Doris. With the help of seven women, her Sunshine Lady Foundation scrutinizes each request to find ...

Doris Buffett's main goal is to provide one-time aid and, whenever possible, connect people with other forms of help ...