“I have been myself a wonderful beneficiary of a lot of philanthropy and people believing in the human spirit and human potential,” says Dr. Yassine Daoud, a Wilmer Eye Institute ophthalmologist who spent 17 years of his life in a refugee camp before moving to the United States for high school. “I tell a lot of people, I’m not the smartest person that I know. And I’m not the hardest working person that I know. But I’ve gotten certain opportunities that, unfortunately, people that I grew up with