[citation][nom]hardeho[/nom]Willard, Company profits are never donated to charity, the shareholders would flip their shit. The CEO's can, and Tom Cook dpoes, donate from his personal salary.[/citation]
Actually, corporations donate to charity regularly. It buys you tax breaks and goodwill, which is why investors don't typically "flip their shit" when their companies do nice things for the community. The $100M was donated by Apple, not Tim Cook.
Also, Tim Cook doesn't make $100M a year. He got a huge bonus (around $325M) when he became CEO, but it's all in company shares that he won't be able to touch until 2016, due to vesting (standard procedure). He makes less than $1M per year.