From 'Anonymous': 'It seems to be the purest way of giving'.

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From: Tulsa World (Tulsa, OK)
Date: 20061225
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Byline: Rod Walton

Dec. 25--Anonymous givers like Broken Arrow's Wolf Man may be few and far in-between, but their selfless giving speaks volumes about their good intentions, charity officials say. Whether it is going behind the scenes to buy bikes for needy children or dropping 10 grand and more to help the homeless, these unsung philantrophists never fail to surprise the recipients of those gifts. Some even cast it in Biblical terms. "When you make a donation, don't let one hand see what the other is doing," said Iron Gate executive director Andrea Hutchinson, ...

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