For a Good Cause

The book brings together three young men from vastly different backgrounds. One an Afro-American, one a Jew, and the other a Wasp. They all applied and were accepted to the Harvard MBA program. They were assigned by Harvard to share the same room and, in time, became closer than brothers.

Because each was interested in different charities, they developed a plan that would provide each charity with millions of dollars but would never identify them as the benefactors. The action they took to collect the funds was highly unusual, but since it was for a good cause, they concluded that it was justified.

Though the book is fictional in nature, there are many similarities to real and actual events. If for any reason someone is offended by the book's contents, the author truly apologizes. One last thought, as we go through life and review the world's history, world leaders and nations committed similar acts as the Harvard Three, and always as far as they were concerned, it was for a good cause.