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8 5. ELI BROAD

$6.9 billion^ © • SELF-MADE:v

SOURCE: Investments

AGE: 87 • RESIDENCE: Los Angeles, CA

PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yyyyy

8 5. JAY CHAUDHRY

$6.9 billion^ © • SELF-MADE:v

SOURCE: Security software

AGE: 61 • RESIDENCE: Saratoga, CA

PHILANTHROPY SCORE: N/A

8 5. CHASE COLEMAN III

$6.9 billion © • SELF-MADE:t

SOURCE: Hedge funds

AGE: 45 • RESIDENCE: New York, NY

PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y

8 5. JIM DAVIS & FAMILY

$6.9 billion © • SELF-MADE:u

SOURCE: New Balance

AGE: 77 • RESIDENCE: Newton, MA

PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yy

8 5. CHARLES SCHWAB

$6.9 billion^ ª • SELF-MADE:u

SOURCE: Discount brokerage

AGE: 83 • RESIDENCE: Woodside, CA

PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yy

90. JACK DORSEY

$6.8 billion © • SELF-MADE:u

SOURCE: Twitter, Square

AGE: 43 • RESIDENCE: San Francisco, CA

PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yy

9 1. REINHOLD SCHMIEDING

$6.7 billion (^) © • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Medical devices
AGE: 65 • RESIDENCE: Naples, FL
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: N/A
9 1. PATRICK SOON-SHIONG
$6.7 billion^ § ̈ • SELF-MADE:v
SOURCE: Pharmaceuticals
AGE: 68 • RESIDENCE: Los Angeles, CA
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
9 3. ROBERT KRAFT
$6.6 billion^ ª • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: New England Patriots
AGE: 79 • RESIDENCE: Brookline, MA
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yyy
9 3. GEORGE ROBERTS
$6.6 billion^ © • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Private equity
AGE: 76 • RESIDENCE: Atherton, CA
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yy
9 5. JAMES GOODNIGHT
$6.5 billion (^) ª • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Software
AGE: 77 • RESIDENCE: Cary, NC
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: N/A
9 5. JOHN MALONE
$6.5 billion (^) ª • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Cable television
AGE: 79 • RESIDENCE: Elizabeth, CO
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yyy
9 5. JOHN OVERDECK
$6.5 billion^ © • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Hedge funds
AGE: 50 • RESIDENCE: Millburn, NJ
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yy
9 5. DAVID SHAW
$6.5 billion^ ª • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Hedge funds
AGE: 69 • RESIDENCE: New York, NY
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yy
9 5. DAVID SIEGEL
$6.5 billion^ © • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Hedge funds
AGE: 59 • RESIDENCE: Scarsdale, NY
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
9 5. DAVID SUN
$6.5 billion (^) © • SELF-MADE:w
SOURCE: Computer hardware
AGE: 68 • RESIDENCE: Irvine, CA
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
9 5. JOHN TU
$6.5 billion^ © • SELF-MADE:v
SOURCE: Computer hardware
AGE: 79 • RESIDENCE: Rolling Hills, CA
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
10 2. HENRY KRAVIS
$6.4 billion^ © • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Private equity
AGE: 76 • RESIDENCE: New York, NY
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yyy
10 3. RICHARD KINDER
$6.2 billion^ ª • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Pipelines
AGE: 75 • RESIDENCE: Houston, TX
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yyy
10 3. RONALD PERELMAN
$6.2 billion (^) ª • SELF-MADE:t
SOURCE: Leveraged buyouts
AGE: 77 • RESIDENCE: New York, NY
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yy
10 5. ARTHUR BLANK
$6.1 billion^ © • SELF-MADE:v
SOURCE: Home Depot
AGE: 77 • RESIDENCE: Atlanta, GA
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yyy
10 5. DENNIS WASHINGTON
$6.1 billion^ ª • SELF-MADE:w
SOURCE: Construction, mining
AGE: 86 • RESIDENCE: Missoula, MT
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yyy
10 7. JOHN A. SOBRATO & FAMILY
$6 billion^ ª • SELF-MADE:t
SOURCE: Real estate
AGE: 81 • RESIDENCE: Atherton, CA
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yyy
108. PAUL TUDOR JONES II
$5.8 billion (^) © • SELF-MADE:t
SOURCE: Hedge funds
AGE: 65 • RESIDENCE: Palm Beach, FL
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
109. TOM GORES
$5.7 billion (^) © • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Private equity
AGE: 56 • RESIDENCE: Beverly Hills, CA
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
110. MICKY ARISON
$5.6 billion^ ª • SELF-MADE:r
SOURCE: Carnival Cruises
AGE: 71 • RESIDENCE: Bal Harbour, FL
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
110. JACK DANGERMOND
$5.6 billion^ © • SELF-MADE:u
SOURCE: Mapping software
AGE: 75 • RESIDENCE: Redlands, CA
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yy
110. RALPH LAUREN
$5.6 billion^ ª • SELF-MADE:v
SOURCE: Apparel
AGE: 80 • RESIDENCE: New York, NY
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: y
110. MITCHELL RALES
$5.6 billion (^) © • SELF-MADE:t
SOURCE: Manufacturing, investments
AGE: 64 • RESIDENCE: Potomac, MD
PHILANTHROPY SCORE: yy
SIGNATORY OF THE GIVING PLEDGE: CHANGE IN WEALTH KEY: ©UP ªDOWN § ̈UNCHANGED ®NEW TO LIST RETURNEE
WEALTH INHERITED VS. SELF-MADE SCORE: nopqrstuvw PHILANTHROPY SCORE: (^) ylyyyyy
In April, Dorsey, cofounder and
CEO of both Twitter and Square,
tweeted that he had transferred
$1 billion of his Square stock into
#startsmall, his new philanthropic
entity—and, in a spirit of
transparency, included a public
spreadsheet tracking his donations.
He says Start Small will focus on
Covid-19 relief, women’s health
and education and lobbying for a
universal basic income.
JACK DORSEY
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