Simpsons producer to donate fortune

Sam Simon, who helped to develop the longest-running US sitcom “The Simpsons”, has promised his fortune to animal charities and food banks after being diagnosed with terminal cancer.
Simon, 58, is known for giving large amounts to charity and said he has “more money than I'm interested in spending.”
Simon helped to develop the animated comedy series in 1989 with Matt Groening and James L. Brooks but left the show in 1993. He, however, kept the title of executive producer, and as a result, the show has continued to earn him millions of dollars over the last two decades.
He has no children and says everyone in his family is taken care of.

Source: BBC