Bill Gates Promises to Give Away 99% of His Wealth by 2045—Targets Global Health, Climate, and Population Control
Globalist billionaire Bill Gates has announced a sweeping endgame for his empire: giving away 99% of his fortune by 2045—primarily to fund global health, climate change, and population control programs. The Gates Foundation, already one of the most influential philanthropic organizations in history, will reportedly shut its doors permanently on December 31, 2045.
This decision, according to Gates, is part of the “last chapter” of his life’s work. The tech magnate turned philanthropist insists that accelerating the disbursement of his estimated $200 billion net worth will bring maximum impact to the world’s most pressing crises. “We’ll have a lot more money because we’re spending down over the 20 years, as opposed to making an effort to be a perpetual foundation,” Gates said.
Quoting Andrew Carnegie—“The man who dies thus rich dies disgraced”—Gates says he refuses to be remembered as someone who hoarded his fortune.
But critics are sounding alarms, especially over the ideological direction of the Gates Foundation. From international vaccine campaigns to controversial gene-editing experiments, Gates has championed a technocratic vision of philanthropy that often clashes with nationalist and populist priorities.
In a veiled swipe at President Trump and Elon Musk, Gates lamented the loss of U.S. taxpayer support for global initiatives. He accused Musk of “killing the world’s poorest children” by backing the defunding of international health agencies, and he implied Trump was complicit by dismantling USAID and refusing to restore funds after a tense meeting at Mar-a-Lago.
This latest announcement reinforces Gates’ pivot from business titan to global architect. But many view his philanthropy not as altruism—but as a vehicle for advancing a globalist agenda that sidelines national interests, undermines democratic choice, and imposes elite visions on sovereign populations.
As Gates races the clock to give away his empire, the world is left asking: is this charity—or control?
