By the 1930s, Carver had become fam

By the 1930s, Carver had become famous all over the country and the world. He visited the Prince of Sweden and the British Prince of Wales. Thomas Edison asked Carver to work for him at a salary of more than $100,000 a year. The car manufacturer Henry Ford also made him a generous offer. But Carver was not interested in money; he stayed on at the Tuskegee Institute with a monthly salary of $125.
In 1940, he gave all his life savings of $33,000 to the George Washington Carver Foundation to provide opportunities for African Americans to study in his field, because for Carver, "Education is the key to unlock the golden door of freedom..." Carver died in 1943.

By the 1930s, Carver had become famous all over the country and the world. He visited the Prince of Sweden and the British Prince of Wales. Thomas Edison asked Carver to work for him at a salary of more than $ 100,000 a year. The car manufacturer Henry Ford also made ​​him a generous offer. But Carver was not interested in money; He stayed on at The Tuskegee Institute with a monthly Salary of $ 125.
In 1940, He Gave all His Life savings of $ 33,000 to The George Washington Carver Foundation to Provide opportunities for African Americans to Study in His Field, Because for Carver, "Education is. the key to unlock the golden door of freedom ... "Carver died in 1943.

By the 1930s Carver had, become famous all over the country and the world. He visited the Prince of Sweden and the British. Prince of Wales. Thomas Edison asked Carver to work for him at a salary of more than $100 000 a, year. The car manufacturer. Henry Ford also made him a generous offer. But Carver was not interested in money; he stayed on at the Tuskegee Institute. With a monthly salary of $125.
.In 1940 he gave, all his life savings of $33 000 to, the George Washington Carver Foundation to provide opportunities for. African Americans to study in, his field because for Carver, "Education is the key to unlock the golden door of freedom..." Carver died in 1943.
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