By . Zoe Szathmary . An anonymous benefactor has been leaving cash hidden all over San Francisco - and inviting strangers to find it via a series of clues. Using the Twitter handle @HiddenCash, the unnamed individual has left money under chairs and benches in public parks, on stairways and even a unisex bathroom. Pay it forward: @HiddenCash shared this photo with the message 'Why not use this to tip your @YogaToThePeople teacher this morning? (Find it under the key box)' on Friday . Free money! @HiddenCash captioned this photo 'New drop: Look under me :)' on Friday . Going all over! @HiddenCash dropped off this money in a storage container, a bike rack, and a tree at the Lake Merritt BART station in Oakland on Friday . The user, who calls the program 'an anonymous social experiment for good,' leaves hints by sharing a photo of the drop-off spot, as well as written clue. 'Could you and 25 of your friends use a @Sightglass Coffee? Look in the abandoned phonebox next door,' one tweet said, along with a photo of a $100 bill. 'New drop: look under me :)' said another, which appeared to show a park bench. Amounts at the drop spots have varied. @HiddenCash has shared uploads of multiple $20bills being tucked away for curious scavengers, as well as $50 and $100 amounts. As of this writing, @HiddenCash has over 6,500 followers waiting for the next tip. Generous: @HiddenCash wrote 'New Drop: Popular Chinese place near Market/Kearny in unisex bathroom #payitforward & drop couple 20s to next person' on Friday . Paying the bills! @HiddenCash said he or she left a couple of $20 bills to 'feed' this meter on Friday . The generous donor contacted The Bold Italic, and revealed that he or she became rich through real estate. 'I've made millions of dollars the last few years, more than I ever imagined, and yet many friends of mine, and people who work for me, cannot afford to buy a modest home in the Bay Area,' the person wrote to The Bold Italic. 'This has caused me quite a bit of reflection. I am determined to give away some of the money I make, and in addition to charity, to do it in fun, creative ways like this.' @HiddenCash said he or she will leave money 'once or twice a week,' the site says. 'This is my way of giving back to the community and also having fun,' the anonymous person said. '[I] was just kicking around ideas with a friend yesterday and we decided to start hiding a bunch of cash in different places around the city.' 'The bigger idea is just to give back, both financially and a sense of fun to the community that has made me wealthy.' Union Square: The anonymous donor also appeared to leave money by the square's palm trees on Friday . Run to City Hall! @HiddenCash shared this picture of $50 he or she left on the building's steps .
Using the Twitter handle @HiddenCash, the benefactor has been leaving cash all over the city .
Money has been found under chairs and benches in public parks, on stairways and even inside a unisex bathroom .
User revealed that he or she became rich through real estate and wanted to spread the wealth .
By . Zoe Szathmary . An anonymous benefactor has been leaving cash hidden all over San Francisco - and inviting strangers to find it via a series of clues. Using the Twitter handle @HiddenCash, the unnamed individual has left money under chairs and benches in public parks, on stairways and even a unisex bathroom. Pay it forward: @HiddenCash shared this photo with the message 'Why not use this to tip your @YogaToThePeople teacher this morning? (Find it under the key box)' on Friday . Free money! @HiddenCash captioned this photo 'New drop: Look under me :)' on Friday . Going all over! @HiddenCash dropped off this money in a storage container, a bike rack, and a tree at the Lake Merritt BART station in Oakland on Friday . The user, who calls the program 'an anonymous social experiment for good,' leaves hints by sharing a photo of the drop-off spot, as well as written clue. 'Could you and 25 of your friends use a @Sightglass Coffee? Look in the abandoned phonebox next door,' one tweet said, along with a photo of a $100 bill. 'New drop: look under me :)' said another, which appeared to show a park bench. Amounts at the drop spots have varied. @HiddenCash has shared uploads of multiple $20bills being tucked away for curious scavengers, as well as $50 and $100 amounts. As of this writing, @HiddenCash has over 6,500 followers waiting for the next tip. Generous: @HiddenCash wrote 'New Drop: Popular Chinese place near Market/Kearny in unisex bathroom #payitforward & drop couple 20s to next person' on Friday . Paying the bills! @HiddenCash said he or she left a couple of $20 bills to 'feed' this meter on Friday . The generous donor contacted The Bold Italic, and revealed that he or she became rich through real estate. 'I've made millions of dollars the last few years, more than I ever imagined, and yet many friends of mine, and people who work for me, cannot afford to buy a modest home in the Bay Area,' the person wrote to The Bold Italic. 'This has caused me quite a bit of reflection. I am determined to give away some of the money I make, and in addition to charity, to do it in fun, creative ways like this.' @HiddenCash said he or she will leave money 'once or twice a week,' the site says. 'This is my way of giving back to the community and also having fun,' the anonymous person said. '[I] was just kicking around ideas with a friend yesterday and we decided to start hiding a bunch of cash in different places around the city.' 'The bigger idea is just to give back, both financially and a sense of fun to the community that has made me wealthy.' Union Square: The anonymous donor also appeared to leave money by the square's palm trees on Friday . Run to City Hall! @HiddenCash shared this picture of $50 he or she left on the building's steps .
been leaving cash hidden all over San Francisco - clues. Using the Twitter handle @HiddenCash, the and benches in public parks, on stairways and even a unisex bathroom. Pay it forward: The Bold Italic, and revealed that he or she became rich through real estate. 'I've made