of big dollars, so what i did do was, i thought about how i could be most impactful. >> reporter: bendit serves as a mentor to principal nasser. together, they developed the idea of specialized "academies" within the high school. bendit's biggest contribution: sharing his decades of business experience. >> it all started with learning how to be the c.e.o. of a company and how am i going to make sure my company, my school, is a successful school and is a competitive school and can attract the best of the best. >> reporter: a new study from bank of america and indiana university finds more people donating their time like bendit. volunteer hours are at an all- time high. >> high net worth donors cite giving their money away as one of the top freedoms of wealth. the only way you can achieve those levels of fulfillment on a personal level is to be passionate about that which you are devoting your time, your talent and certainly your dollars to. >> reporter: people are still donating money, giving away at least 10% of their household income each year, according to the survey. and most of those

new study from bank of america and indiana university finds more people donating their time like bendit. volunteer hours are at an all- time high. >> high net worth donors cite giving their money away as one of the top freedoms of wealth. the only way you can achieve those levels of fulfillment on a personal level is to be passionate about that which you are devoting your time, your talent and certainly your dollars to. >> reporter: people are still donating money, giving away at least 10% of their household income each year, according to the survey. and most of those expect to give at least the same amount next year. and it's not just about getting the tax deduction. >> we see that taxes are very much a consideration in how folks might structure their giving and in the timing of their gift, but they are rarely part of the giving equation in terms of why people choose to give. >> tom: why give now? how to give? eileen heisman is the president and c.e.o. of the national philanthropic trust. so eileen, if you have made the decision, how do you begin to decide how to give. like cash, time

cohen- bendit.now, i don't know whether your new 75% tax rate had anything to do with their enthusiasm to leave france and join new castle, but if it did, can i say on behalf of all fans,. [speaking french] france's gain is -- france's loss is newcastle's gain. mr. president, i want to see a strong france helping to move europe in a new direction. so far the first few months of your presidency have shown the socialism will deliver neither. thank you very much. [applause] [speaking french] >> translator: now on behalf to the efd group, mr. devilliers. [speaking french] >> translator: mr. president of the republic, colleagues, please allow the minority in this house to be heard. there's no question that tomorrow -- [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: that will tomorrow up questioningly represent the vast majority of the people outside this chamber. >> translator: mr. president, you've been congratulated warmly by president barrasso on behalf of the commission in brussels. i'm sure you were happ

real estate developer charles bendit met truman high principal sana nasser a decade ago through a non-profitools in their communities. >> i was a small businessman that was just getting started. i was just beginning to realize

real estate developer charles bendit met truman high principal sana nasser a decade ago through a non-profit called pencil. it connects business people who want to volunteer with schools in their communities. >> i was a small businessman that was just getting started. i was just beginning to realize