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Internet mogul and philanthropist Naveen Jain has a reputation for being a benefactor to almost every Washington-based organization. Devoted to children’s safety, education and healthcare, he focuses his attention more on the issues that trouble the youth of today.

Naveen Jain launched InfoSpace in 1996, and Intelius in 2003; both are Internet service providers. He is currently the chairman and chief executive officer of Intelius. The first is an Internet searching service, while Intellius is an information and background check service that gathers public information that can be utilized for information-related services like identity checks. Naveen Jain was named the 121st Richest American in the Forbes 400 in 2000.

With Naveen Jain as the head, Intelius keenly engages in a multitude of philanthropic endeavors and has given donations to an array of foundations committed to improving family and youth services, education, and healthcare. Together with several non-profits, the company has made possible several philanthropic agendas and events.

Among Naveen Jain’s philanthropic contributions is his donation to the Seattle Children’s Hospital. The Washington-based hospital was ranked by the US News and World Report magazine as one of the best children’s hospitals in the country at present. Being an advocate in child safety, Naveen Jain gave a huge amount to the hospital, gaining himself recognition as a donor of the renowned facility.

Among the facilities of the hospital are the General Surgery Center, the Heart Center, the Transplant Center, and an Orthopedics Center. The hospital is also a promoter of good babysitting, infant and child CPRs, poison prevention, and others. Sure enough, they have a center for Children With Special Needs. This fits the standards of the decisive Naveen Jain, who supports minor and major community activities such as these.