Nvidia, Apple each gave $25 million for Trump's $330 million White House ballroom, reports say
Reports citing secret documents and company confirmations have revealed the donors behind a $330 million White House ballroom project associated with President Donald Trump. Nvidia and Apple each gave $25 million, while Comcast contributed $7.5 million, according to Washington Post reporting cited by Reuters and other outlets. The disclosures identify 57 companies that donated $100,000 or more, with at least $77 million from anonymous donors. Trump himself did not donate despite pledging to contribute.
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Billionaire and Tech Donors Reportedly Fund Trump's $330 Million White House Ballroom
Multiple news outlets report that a leaked list of donors reveals the backers of a $330 million White House ballroom project associated with President Trump. Forbes reports that billionaire supporters are behind the project, while The Spokesman-Review cites secret documents revealing the donors. GeekWire reports a leaked list showing contributions from Microsoft, Amazon, and other tech giants. CNBC reports that Nvidia and Cisco confirmed multimillion-dollar donations, and Reuters, citing the Washington Post, reports that Nvidia and Apple each gave $25 million. The reports attribute the funding details to leaked documents and company confirmations, with the total project cost cited at $330 million.
Read sourceNvidia, Apple each gave $25 million for Trump's White House ballroom, reports say
Nvidia and Apple each donated $25 million toward construction of a White House ballroom for President Donald Trump, according to Washington Post reporting cited by Reuters. Secret documents reportedly reveal the donors behind $330 million raised for the project. Comcast contributed $7.5 million, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter and Variety. The Seattle Times also detailed donations from Washington state companies. The disclosures shed light on corporate contributions to the Trump White House construction project, with major technology and media firms among the largest donors identified.
Read sourceTrump's $330M White House Ballroom Donors Revealed, Trump Not Among Them
The Washington Post has revealed the donors behind President Trump's $330 million White House Ballroom project. Trump is not among them despite pledging to contribute. 57 companies donated $100,000 or more, with NVIDIA, Apple, the Adelson Foundation, and Charlie Ergen each giving $25 million. Google gave $22 million as part of a settlement in Trump's January 6-related lawsuit against YouTube. Other notable donors include Lockheed Martin, Microsoft, Palantir, Comcast, Amazon, BlackRock, and Meta. At least $77 million came from anonymous donors. The article notes that many donors have other ties to Trump, including business contracts and dropped investigations, and criticizes the secretive nature of the donations.
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Trump Ballroom Donors Revealed: 57 Companies Gave $330 Million
The Washington Post has revealed the donors behind President Trump's $330 million White House Ballroom project. According to the report, 57 companies donated $100,000 or more, with NVIDIA, Apple, the Adelson Foundation, and Dish Network co-founder Charlie Ergen each giving $25 million. Google contributed $22 million as part of a settlement in Trump's January 6-related lawsuit against YouTube. Other notable donors include Lockheed Martin, Microsoft, Palantir, and Comcast. At least $77 million came from anonymous donors. The article notes that many of these companies and their executives have also donated to Trump through other means, such as inauguration funds and political committees, and suggests these donations were made to curry political favor. Trump himself did not donate, despite pledging to cover a portion of the cost.
Secret Documents Reveal Donors Behind $330 Million for Trump's Ballroom
Secret documents have revealed the donors behind $330 million in funding for a White House ballroom project associated with President Donald Trump, according to reports from Yahoo, The Washington Post, and other outlets. The Washington Post reported that Nvidia and Apple each contributed $25 million to the project, while The Hollywood Reporter noted that Comcast donated $7.5 million. Forbes reported that several billionaire backers are behind the ballroom initiative. The disclosures, drawn from confidential documents, identify major technology and media corporations among the contributors to the $330 million effort. The reports do not specify further conditions or terms attached to the donations.
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