Mr. Beast Parents gave him birth on May 7, 1998, in the state of Kansas.
Mr. Beast, also known as Jimmy Donaldson, was raised by his parents. His mother, Mrs. Donaldson, is a homemaker, while his father, Stephen Donaldson, is a businessman.
Along with his older brother, CJ Donaldson, who is also a well-known social media personality, Mr. Beast spent his childhood in Greenville, North Carolina.
After graduating from Greenville Christian Academy in 2016, Mr. Beast enrolled at East Carolina University but soon dropped out. He was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease during his high school years.
With his mother making appearances in several of his videos, the most notable being “Giving My Mom $100,000”, Mr. Beast has made a name for himself on YouTube.
Meanwhile, his older brother, CJ, is also a content creator on the platform, boasting over 4.29 million subscribers under the name CjTheseDays.
What did Mr. Beast’s mother reveal about her son being Philanthropist?
The YouTube sensation known as MrBeast has a heart of gold, but it wasn’t always that way.
According to Rolling Stone, Jimmy Donaldson’s mother, Sue, revealed that her son wasn’t involved in community service or volunteer work as a child.
However, the Philanthropist has made a significant impact, most recently by funding cataract removal surgery for 1,000 individuals who were blind or nearly blind but couldn’t afford the procedure.
MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, proudly announces in a video that reached 32 million views, “We’re curing a thousand people’s blindness.”
The video showcases the before-and-after transformations of patients who can now see clearly thanks to the surgery. The YouTuber also gifted cash and other presents to some of the recipients.
The surgeries were performed in Jacksonville, Florida, with the help of ophthalmologist and surgeon Jeff Levenson.
Levenson has been running the “Gift of Sight” program for over 20 years, which offers free cataract surgery to uninsured patients who are blind due to cataracts.
MrBeast’s giving spirit extends beyond this latest stunt. He is also a part of a movement to plant 20 million trees alongside influencers such as Elon Musk, Jack Dorsey, and more.
