Robin Williams Would Always Give Money to Those in Need

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Robin Williams would always give money to those in need, according to his son Zak.

The Mrs Doubtfire star took his own life in 2014 at the age of 63 after years of battling with depression.

Zak, 41, and his siblings Zelda, 35, and Cody, 33, have now made it their mission to continue their father's philanthropic legacy.

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