He continued to work in the stock market to earn a living but he used the foundation funds and his own funds when limited by the tax laws to give to his causes and beliefs. Dan's seat on the NY Stock Exchange gave him an opportunity to support the value of social justice in the American Civil Rights campaign, such as his support for the Historically Black Colleges, and the liberation struggle in Africa in 3 locations: Mozambique, Angola, and South Africa, where he supported people like Ruth Minter (a Union Theol Sem grad. married to the head of Frelimo).
He continued to work in the stock market to earn a living but used foundation funds and his own funds, when restricted by tax laws, to support his causes and beliefs. Dan's position on the NY Stock Exchange provided him with an opportunity to advocate for social justice during the American Civil Rights movement, such as his backing of Historically Black Colleges and the liberation struggle in Africa at three locations: Mozambique, Angola, and South Africa, where he supported individuals like Ruth Minter (a Union Theol Sem graduate married to the head of Frelimo).