Gareth Morgan says people should consider his offer to help fund the Abel Tasman beach campaign. Mr Morgan has addressed those who were upset by his proposed conditions attached to the money. His offer was to make use of the buildings, retaining public access to the beach and to gift the land after a certain amount of time. It created controversy -- with some saying it defeated the purpose of the Givealittle campaign. The businessman says there are always strings attached, even in donation deals. "Every philanthropist has a limited amount of money to give and they want to see the best return for that money," he says. Tenders close for the property on Tuesday. The Givealittle campaign has raised over $1.8 million.
