In 1962, someone donated shares of a company to the elders of his town. The company was Nokia, and today they live like millionaires

Finnish benefactor Onni Nurmi left Nokia shares to support the elderly of Pukkila, with the condition that they not be sold.

As Nokia’s stock soared over time, the donation grew into tens of millions of dollars.

The long-term gift transformed a small community’s care fund into a major windfall for Pukkila’s seniors.