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Initial grants from the Coaxial Foundation will support female entrepreneurs and Indigenous children in Australia.

The donation will enable Father Joe's Villages to build a new campus with more than 500 affordable housing units alongside shelter, healthcare, and employment services.

The couple expect to give approximately $185M in 2026 supporting healthcare, education, workforce development, and Jewish organizations in the U.S. and Israel.

The gift will establish a new center at Binghamton University focused on AI safety, transparency, and public trust.

The grant will anchor a $100M fund to improve wildfire detection and response in the Amazon and other South American forests.

The largest gift in University of Oklahoma history will support diabetes research and the university’s broader health campus, which will be renamed in Hamm’s honor.

Coefficient Giving’s Health Aid Transition Fund will help lower-income countries maintain essential health services as international aid declines.

The gift will establish the Trott Center for Excellence in Rural America at the University of Chicago, supporting rural students in their schooling and careers.

The gift will support a new wing that will be named for Bloomberg's parents, William and Charlotte Bloomberg.

French Gates matched $10M raised through Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields festival, bringing total funding for 10 organizations focused on women’s health, economic security, and rights to $20M.

The gift will help rebuild schools and other education facilities damaged in the August 10 earthquake in Chocó, Colombia.

A $28.7M grant to USC supports a clinical trial of a stem-cell therapy designed to regenerate heart muscle following heart attacks