In her shoes I'd have sat in my castle and used my money and resources to help others less fortunate. But alas.
Give over.
She founded Lumos, a charity that aims to keep children all over the world out of the care system so they can be raised in loving families.
Since 2009, Lumos has prevented 20,915 children from entering harmful institutions. We work to keep families together and provide support for children within their communities.
In May this year, she donated £1m to 2 charities to help fight the Covid crisis in India.
She used £10m to establish the The Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic, and donated over £15m to it in 2019. They're researching MS, motor neuron disease, dementia, Parkinson's disease.
She's speaking up for women who don't have the platform, wealth and security that she does. Like women in prison, women who need refuges, rape crisis centres etc.
There's the Volant Charitable Trust.
The Volant Trust was set up by author J.K. Rowling in 2000 as a grant making trust to help fund charitable causes in Scotland, with an emphasis on women and children’s issues.
The Trust now also supports charities assisting vulnerable groups impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic in the UK and internationally.
That's just a handful of examples. What do you call that if not helping others less fortunate? 