Identify the person below by explaining his contribution to the development of American industry and his actions as a philanthropist

Philanthropy goes beyond merely relieving need; it attempts to address the causes of that need. Philanthropy addressed many issues that arose with the Industrial Revolution. Factory work was repetitive with insecure jobs that demanded long hours at low pay, usually with very dangerous working conditions. Child labor was common. Urbanization often brought crowded and unhealthy living conditions. The needs of widows and orphans grew as the traditional support network of family and community broke down and was taken advantage of for the sake of gaining profit. "The nonprofit sector brought many far-reaching social changes during the Industrial Revolution using its strength as private, self-governing, voluntary organizations rather than governmental".

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