Gabler donates $1 Million Dollars

We watched season 43 of survivor and were shocked that Gabler swept the vote and donated the $1 Million to veterans. He said that he is rich with his wife and kids and said it was a team effort and also highlighted Ryan's dad who is a vet. He was gracious and positive in thanking the jury and making history. It was a beautiful moment and I prayed for more people like him to be influential in positions of money and power. 

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