Portuguese philanthropists are individuals or organizations in Portugal that dedicate their resources, time, and efforts to support social causes and improve the well-being of communities. They often focus on areas such as education, health care, poverty alleviation, and cultural preservation. Their contributions can take the form of financial donations, volunteering, or establishing foundations. Many Portuguese philanthropists are inspired by a sense of social responsibility and a desire to make a positive impact. Notable figures include António Champalimaud, who established the Champalimaud Foundation to advance medical research and support cancer treatment, and Gulbenkian Foundation, which promotes arts, science, and education.